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CROP WATCH 2002

'TEARDROP' FORMATION - BALLINAFAD, ONTARIO

A 'teardrop' shaped formation reported on August 7, by CCCRN field research assistant Matt Rock. Approximately 10.4 metres (34 feet) by 9.1 metres (30 feet) across, in barley. Alternating and counterclockwise lay of crop, bent nodes and several 'grapeshot' circles nearby.

Some initial ground photos and diagram have been posted. Please continue to temporarily use the copy of the Crop Circles in Canada 2002 page here:

http://www.geocities.com/erasproject/circlescanada02.html

This is the sixth report for 2002

(in the main listing of circular / geometric formations; the previous reports of 'randomly downed areas' in Ontario and British Columbia have now been put in a separate RDAs listing after the main report listing)

Crop Watch is an annual research project of CCCRN, including field investigations and studies of formations, aerial surveillance and awareness initiatives for farmers, the public and the media, in particular during the prime August / September 'circle season' on the Canadian prairies

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