● ● COMMENTS ● ●

Many crop pictures from the summer of 2017 have suggested a “countdown in days” until a total solar eclipse on August 21, 2017, beginning with an example at Woolstone Hill on June 4 as “78 days”

This new crop picture at Boreham Wood on July 1 seems to continue in the same process, since it shows two combined geometrical symbols which might suggest “7” weeks and “3” days, to give (49 + 3) = 52 days in total from July 1 until August 21:

Many crop pictures from the summer of 2017 have suggested a “countdown in days” until a total solar eclipse on August 21, 2017, beginning with an example at Woolstone Hill on June 4 as “78 days” (see woolstone articles)

This new crop picture at Boreham Wood on July 1 seems to continue in the same process, since it shows two combined geometrical symbols which might suggest “7” weeks and “3” days, to give (49 + 3) = 52 days in total from July 1 until August 21:

Its large “seven-pointed star” seems to be turning clockwise in order to “count time”. Once it rotates clockwise seven times, then it will mark off 7 x 7 = 49 days

A small “cube” shape in the centre, also drawn at Waden Hill on April 22 (see wadenhill 2017), might be interpreted as adding another 6 days. Yet there is no seven-pointed geometrical shape in three dimensions! So we should probably interpret it as adding 3 days, to give (49 + 3) = 52 days in total

This does not exclude the possibility that something else might happen 3 days from now on July 4, or 3 days after the solar eclipse on August 24. The general appearance of this crop picture suggests a “cube” emerging from a “spacetime wormhole”, just like at Waden Hill on April 22