Date Reported: 16 June 2025
Location: Edmunds Hill, Kingsdon, Yeovil, Somerset

Photograph by Nick Bull

Poor Dene Hine, battling on despite his cancer and stroke. Nonetheless

ge is land art, though its mentally challenged makers attempted to pass it off as a genuine crop circle by emailing details of it to the Crop Circle Connector. Later in the day, despite details of the location being withheld by all public outlets, Mark ‘Billy’ Breen, Team Ten Watt’s photographer of choice, just happens — yet again — to find his way to the right spot to film this thing. Quite rightly, the Connector‘s photographer Nick Bull called out Breen:

That wasn’t all that was in store for Breen. Having been quizzed as to his involvement by someone who seems to be a farmer, Breen had a quite extraordinary meltdown, pointing his paranoid fingers around.

Let’s spend a second laughing at Breen pretending he’s so not bothered, despite having written an essay to a stranger and suggesting a (likely) farmer is a circle maker. Breen will be looking under the bed tonight. Moving on:

Now, just why might silly Billy the bullshitter be unwilling to share details of how he was aware of this piece of illegal land art’s location? Why is he squirming so badly and playing the victim? What’s he trying to hide? We suspect he can’t answer without implicating his fellow swamp dwellers in the Ten Watt camp. His excuse that the video’s location was given away by Nick Bull simply does not add up. (The first mention of the location was from Breen, later followed up by his good friend Frank Smithland on the latter’s YouTube channel.)