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Three Circles: 1991

by The Croppie | Nov 1, 2025 | Three Circles | 1 |

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.

Like 1991 Never Happened: 15 Pieces By Or About Circle Makers and Circle Making

by The Croppie | Apr 15, 2025 | Lists | 0 |

Here at The Croppie we have a straightforward outlook on the role humans play in the crop circle phenomenon: people can make crop circles. Elsewhere, some would have us believe that everything possible has been done to conceal just what people have achieved in the fields. let’s share fifteen pieces concerning circle makers and their work that everyone should read, watch or listen to.

Ten Crop Circle Myths That Refuse To Die

by The Croppie | Oct 1, 2024 | CC Misconceptions | 0 |

Three Circles: 1991 INTRODUCTION Hop on Facebook … sit in a pub … bump into people in...

Three Circles: 1975–1989

by The Croppie | Jun 3, 2024 | Three Circles | 0 |

Three Circles is a short history of crop circles. Part one covers the wide period of 1975 (or should that be 1975ish?) to 1989, a time when cerealogy was at its most innocent.