Between the hours of 6pm and 7.45pm on Tuesday 12th May, additions were made to the crop circle at Kingweston in Somerset. These additions to the design were added in broad daylight, in the field adjacent to two, busy country roads, with no one reporting having seen anything unusual.

This rare and mysterious event was documented by two researchers, who visited the formation, separately, before and after its occurrence.

In this talk, one of the researchers involved, Dan Vidler, will describe his experience of the event, including how his photographic and first hand evidence (from inside the crop circle itself) categorically prove the flattening of crop circle features during daylight hours.

Dan Vidler
Dan Vidler is a veteran crop circle researcher who has been investigating and photographing the interiors of crop circles since 2003. Always documenting the finer details within the laid crop and reporting on significant features at ground level. Close inspection of laid stems and details within formations often reveals unique, surprising and mysterious aspects of the phenomenon, reflecting the beauty and majesty seen from an aerial perspective but which might go unnoticed to all but the keenest observer. 
Dan has been a regular speaker on the crop circles phenomenon for 20 years and his book, Layers of Mystery, published in 2024, draws together his evidence and insights since 2003.

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