Crop Circles

             Have you ever wondered how crop circles are created?
             Or what a crop circle is? A crop circle is a geometrical
             figure made in a field of wheat, barley, and any other kind
             of harvesting crop. They are created by bending down the
             stalks, but not breaking them. Breaking them could kill the
             wheat; if they're just bent the fields can still be harvested.
             Crop circles are found all over the world. They're found
             in countries and continents like the United States, Canada,
             Europe, Russia, Japan, Australia, and New Zealand. They are
             In the summers of 1980, 1981, 1983, and 1986 crop
             circles appeared in England. There was also crop circle found in
             Gloucestershire, England in the month of July in the year 1988.
             Some theories of how crop circles are created are very
             interesting. Some people claim that they saw lights over their
             field the night it happened and that they're alien landing sights.
             Others think they have to do with aliens too, but the aliens are
             trying to send a message. I've also heard of one person that
             thought they were the work of the devil. They thought this
             because they had said or done something wrong the day
             before and the crop circle was a punishment. There were also
             some people who thought it was a psychic healing place and
             said that someone had gotten healed in they're field. The last
             theory that I know of is even unbelievable than the rest of
             them; people think that crop circles are fairy rings.
             It's kind of funny in a way, out of the group of people
             who believe these theories a lot of t
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