Hine’s Circle Making Workshops
Dene Hine is talking of holding ‘crop circle making workshops’. Is this for real or just another piece of vaporware shared via a screen in Somerset?
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Pringle Wrecks Stitched Up Hine Whilst Grassi Weeps
Lucy Pringle has delivered a hilariously brutal smackdown on hoaxer Dene Hine in her 2025 calendar. Accompanying photos of Hine’s rotating poodle legs at Stonehenge Visitors Centre in 2024, is a quote from Pablo Picasso:
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Ten More Crop Circle Myths That Refuse To Die
You liked our piece Ten Crop Circle Myths That Won’t Go Away so much that we’ve decided to run with an imaginitively titled follow-up. Read on for more tall tales on higher intelligences, Doug and Dave, Colin Andrews and the bottomless wallet…
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Circle Makers Speak #11: What Have Been Your Worst Nights In The Field?
There are only two constants in this life: a beginning and an end. The rest is all about ups and downs. Here, we focus on the downs and ask our circle makers to tell us about their worst nights in the field.
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Hine: I Quit Again … Sort Of … *YAWN*
Hine: I Quit Again … Sort Of … *YAWN* FollowFollowFollowFollow Wait! 2024 is over and...
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Top of the Croppies 2024 (Part Two)
Top of the Croppies 2024 (Part Two) FollowFollowFollowFollow THE WAIT IS OVER If you missed the...
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Top of the Croppies 2024 (Part One)
Top of the Croppies 2024 (Part One) FollowFollowFollowFollow INTRODUCTION Is it really late...
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Three Things To Learn From 2024
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.
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Hine: It Was Me!
Hine: It Was Me! WHY DENE HINE ISN'T RETIRED Some secrets are so badly kept you have to wonder why...
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Operation Blackbird
Operation Blackbird is deservedly renowned as one of the most genuinely iconic events in crop circle history. It enthralled the British public, massively dented the reputation of cerealogist Colin Andrews and, to this day, nobody believable has come forward to claim responsibility for one of the biggest yarns in the cerealogical record books.
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