We doubt any of you ever expected our 2025 review to make it online. At the end of that most forgettable—and sometimes completely pathetic—season we decided we needed a break from crop circles. Not a permanent closure, but just some time to reflect on our perspective of the circles and everything that goes on around them.
On the night of 5 August, a Facebook account called Shortdude Bob began to spam crop circle groups. His posts were simple, announcing a 'new crop circle in Wiltshire' and accompanying this with a direct, overhead photo:
We launched Circle Makers Speak after our Instagram account Crop Circle Explorer ran a brief question and answer session with a human circle maker. In mid-2025 we decided to repeat the exercise and received more than 70 questions from curious readers.Â
2025: When The Lunatics Took Over Harvest time at Kitt’s Lane, nr East Meon, Hampshire;...
Between 1996 and 1999 the crop circle world was fixated by the appearance of fractal-like formations in Wiltshire and Hampshire. They made the press, television and proved to be a massive development in the evolution of the circles. Here are ten of the best with commentary where appropriate...
‘Mike Farrow’ recently posted an article on his website relating to expectations for the 2026 season. He raises something we heard a lot at the end of last season: the idea that circle making teams are reporting each other to the police.
2025: When The Lunatics Took Over All photographs on this page by Crissdee. Reproduced with...
1991 marked the end of the golden era for cerealogy. Hearts would be broken, reputations already damaged the previous year would be near enough destroyed, and the public’s relationship with the phenomenon completely altered.
We doubt any of you ever expected our 2025 review to make it online. At the end of that most forgettable—and sometimes completely pathetic—season we decided we needed a break from crop circles. Not a permanent closure, but just some time to reflect on our perspective of the circles and everything that goes on around them.
Nobody will look back on the 2024 season with enthusiasm. Retrospectively, it was an extremely odd episode — though interesting, at least for us here at The Croppie — that highlighted the circles’ downward spiral of recent years. It reflected our own view from 2023 that we should abandon our expectations of the circles.
We recently read a very considered piece on the wonderful Circular State of Mind website. Titled ‘Crop Circles 2023: End of the Season’, it’s a brief contemplation on the current state of play in the fields and we’d like to add our own thoughts on the matters it raises.
Another five-fold formation, following on from the recent circle at Alton Priors. This one is in a different league in terms of the beauty of its construction, though it hasn’t gone unnoticed that it bears striking similarities to a small circle that appeared at Silbury Hill in June 2012.
Reported: 30 August 2021Location: Todwick, Nr Sheffield, South YorkshireLead photograph by Steel...
2020 Circles: White Hill, Pitton, Wiltshire Photograph from Google Maps DETAILS Date Reported:...
The FESTIVE WORLD of croppiedom has been DEVASTATED by the SHOCKING NEWS that online circles...
Photograph by Nick Bull Photography On 23 July a door-like circle appeared at Gurston Ashes near...
Far from being the source of ‘low level disinformation’ that Horace ‘Red...
He’s no longer on the scene, but Mr Gyro captured some wonderful footage of 2015’s...
He’s no longer on the scene, but Mr Gyro captured some wonderful footage of 2014’s...
In recent days The Croppie has spoken to an individual who claims to have been parked up close to...
TL/DR: Team Ten Watt hoaxer Dene Hine had a blow-up with his peculiar agent, Hamish Jacobs over the use of AI within the sewer group on Facebook. Jacobs' rage-quit lasted longer than the collective duration of all of Hine's retirements: 8 minutes.
Calling yourself a ‘master’ doesn’t make you one. Particularly as there’s nothing so shallow as self-praise. Come on now, perspective is a wonderful thing.
Some crop circle related cuteness has entwined its way into the latest episode of the wonderful Simon’s Cat series on YouTube. It’s only short, but check it out below:
2025: When The Lunatics Took Over Investigating Crop Circles In the Field Channel FreaxAvailable...
