July 2005:
Light objects photographed
at East Field and near Avebury Henge
Reported november 2007

In July 2005, the Norwegian woman Lene Ørnhoft visited Wiltshire in England to see crop cricles.
She vistied several formations in the area and took many photgraphs. A few months later, when
she took a closer look at the photos, she was surprized to discover intersting light objects in two
of them. Lene had not seen these objects when she took the photographs.

On the 30th of July, she went to see the crop formation that had appeared close to Avebury Stone
Circle six days earlier:

She took the photo below, on her way to the circle, from the hedge along the road
that can be seen to the left of the field in photo above:

Photo: Lene Ørnhoft

If we look closely on the image above, we can see a small white dot in the middle
of the field and a larger object high up in the sky.
When zooming in on the object in the field, we get an impression of what it might be:

Photos: Lene Ørnhoft

It appears to be a spherical light object moving upwards with great speed.

In the zoomed in photo of the the objct in the field, we see that it looks quite similar to the
object in the sky. We have boosted the contrast in the photo below to make the object
stand out more clearly:

Photo: Lene Ørnhoft

The next day, Lene visited Knap Hill, from where one has a spectacular view over East Field
and the neighbouring fields. She photographed the formation that was discovered at East Field
the 3rd of July, and the formation that formed in blooming rape on the 1st of May 2005.

Lene took two photographs of the East Field formation; the first at 5.19pm,

and the second at 5.20pm:

Fotos: Lene Ørnhoft

In the first of the two photos, you can, if you look closely, see a tiny white spot
to the right of the crop formation. The spot is not present in the photo taken one minute later.
Zooming in on the first photo, we see what apperas to be two white spherical objects:



Photos: Lene Ørnhoft

One minute later, when Lene took the next photograph, the objects had disappeared :

Photo: Lene Ørnhoft

Thanks to Lene Ørnhoft for providing us with the report and the images.

© 2007 Norwegian Crop CIrcle Group