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Føllenslev, Kalundborg, Denmark. Reported 28th July. 

Updated   Tuesday 20th February 2001


Description: An 81-meter broad spiral of 10 revolutions in a green wheat-field. Most corn-straws lay flat down, but at the tractor-lines, they're broken at 10-15 cm. above the ground. A bird-nest containing unbroken eggs was found in the spiral's path. The path's breadth is 1 meter, so theoretically, it could have been made by a garden-roller 70 cm. in radius, unwound on a rope 42 meters long, and then finished with a 1-meter stomping-board. There are no magnetic or electrical anomalies. 

Adapted from Ove Larsen's and Carl-Otto Bindeslev's field-report. 

This information is summarized, translated, and compiled in Jan., 2001, by Jonah Ohayv, from archive material collected by the Dansk Korn-Cirkel Gruppe, and these photos were scanned by Bjørn Boman from the same source. 


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