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March 18, 2010
Aren't we here for a reason? I mean, in the Evolver "Crop Circles" group? Anybody want to discuss crop circles?
Stace
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The season's upon us...
— Apr 01, 2010
So, who wants to visit the circles? I get to every US circle that beckons - and I'm planning to get another passport, so Canada is also reachable this summer.
It's nice to share expenses along the way, to experience and even converse with "other" intelligence, and to revel in the mojo that a trip to the circles bequeaths.
Let me know if you're interested - we could see something soon.
Stace Tussel
would I ever
— Apr 01, 2010
I don't know that I am able to take off whenever something like this happens but I am most definitely interested.
I live in Vancouver BC. Please keep me informed and if the universe allows I would love nothing more than to check one of them out..it would be my first!
Take care Quanta
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Crop Circle Trips!
— Jun 06, 2010
Hey! I'm new to Evolver, one of my passions is crop circles, and I just found your post on exploring the US/Canadian crop circles together. I'd love to connect with you, my husband and I flew to England last summer to visit the crop circles, it was mind blowing! See my website http://causeyourlife.com, I report on the new circles there. Let's talk!
Hi Patrice
— Jun 07, 2010
Hi Patrice - I try to keep up on crop circle news, primarily about the circles that appear in North America. Two reasons: 1) I believe a higher percentage of North American crop circles are the real deal - especially now that so many of the designs in English fields are not only claimed to be, but known to be, human-made crop art, and 2) I can actually get to a crop circle here in the US relatively easily, after researching it a bit to clarify whether or not it appears to be of non-human origin. I appreciate the crop art, but as you say on your website, (to the effect of)...it's the mystery that I love so much. Crop artists with ropes and planks and precision practise putting breathtaking designs in English fields create some nice designs, but I feel that essentially, they're not contributing to the mystery that I know and love....Please keep me informed if you hear of any circles this side of the pond, and I'll do the same for you. Stace
Stace Tussel
A likely place....maybe a short drive
— Apr 26, 2010
TZ - I think you may get "lucky" with a crop circle this year....there have been several in Washington State in recent years, and lots in Canada over the years as well (although Saskatchewan seems to attract the bulk of them). You can read more about North American crop circles - some of which I've visited and others only dreamed of visiting - on my website. BTW, sorry for the delayed response; I am in the midst of preparing to move and things have been crazy around here. By the time the first circle arrives in the US I hope to be ready to rock and roll!
Stace Tussel
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