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Weeks after its creation, the Cowichan Valley crop circle still retains its shape. This photo, taken Thursday, July 3, was taken in the centre of the 60-metre circle. Krista Siefken
Crop circle chasers still want to believeNews of a crop circle sighted near Quamichan Lake has sparked interest across the continent. And while a group of anonymous teenagers has claimed responsibility for the 60-metre agricultural art piece, others are weighing in with skepticism that humans were involved in its creation at all. The debate began following an article... more » |
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