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do any historical records or photos

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exist from the mid-20th century on this

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phenomenon so yes so that was the book

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we're talking about which

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um I think is called a is it um

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something like a short history of crop

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circles or something by by Terry Wilson

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um and and as I said the physical copies

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are a bit hard to get but you can get it

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on a on electronic copy from Amazon and

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it's well worth to read there's some

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good photos in there and and some nice

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historical stories so yes the answer is

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yes basically

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I remember John Martin and some of the

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early researchers also telling me that

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they took flights in those early days

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and I remember really vividly John

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Martin are telling me that he flew one

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day and there was he said it was like a

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paintbrush had been flicked across the

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landscape and they were just these

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random Circles of sizes across Fields

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many fields too many of them for people

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to just go out and do and and there was

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no kind of pattern to them that he could

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discern but it was just like someone

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something or something other was doing

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it for the fun of it just to

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just there's a kind of humor to it in

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some ways that we've all experienced but

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yes and so he said there just seemed no

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reason for you know that many simple

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circles it's

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it's something that he witnessed so I I

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think that's how they got our attention

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really even if my teacher the guy who

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took me to the crop circle said you know

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it's like we were being reminded again

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to go back in the past remember one

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remember how you looked at the number

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one you know it's not just about

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quantities it's about qualities and we

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want we want to take you back to the

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beginning and so the early circles were

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ones and then once we've paid attention

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they turned into two circles and then

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three and then we had this Evolution

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that took us on a journey

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of how numbers start to play together in