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From: Lesley Cluff <manitou@fox.nstn.ca>
Date: Thu, 01 Jul 1999 01:12:53 -0400
Fwd Date: Fri, 02 Jul 1999 16:00:42 -0400
Subject: Re: Doug & Dave?



While we are on the subject of crop circles, I would like to
check out two interesting items I recently learned or should I
say heard, from a noted researcher in such things mostly in
Britain, but who is actually an American (and no, this is not an
anti-American slam!;-)  )

First, on the subject of why so few are in the US,  and not not
because D & D haven't the travel budget, but is it true that
when a circle is discovered, in an American grain field, it is
ordered burned immediately.  Preferably before anyone outside of
the farmer or the first one to notice it, can hear about it,
take pics or go for a spiritual walk inside of it.  Thus the
number of publicized and documented pictograms is kept low.

Second, is it true (Brits should know about this one) that
either Dave or Doug, I forget which, suffers so badly from
arthritis that  he could not possibly do the necessary difficult
and heavy walking, dragging whatever behind him long enough or
well enough to actually create a circle.  Or maybe he just does
the designing?

I guess like so many others here, I have come to the conclusion,
that since such items have been found recorded historically, and
because they seem to happen in many countries around the world
(heck even in my own province! one some ten years ago or so was
not far from me, but never heard about it in time to see it)
that not all can be hoaxed. There is something going on here.
What I haven't a clue.

Lesley

-- Lesley Cluff, Ontario, Canada    manitou@fox.nstn.ca