Crop circles???
That one's easy... You see crop circles on the ground? People think they're made by alienns...boy are they dumb... Crop circles will usually be followed by bats...you follow those bats you find your Vampires ;) Just keep quiet about it...we don't like strangers...
A handful of web sites have cool things and special topics of things you can find in Google Earth. Google Earth Hacks is one such web site and can find crop circles with screen shots of the location and a link to jump to it in Google Earth or Google Maps. The Google Earth blog also has a couple of articles on crop circles in Google Earth along with screenshots and related links. Click on URLs in related links below for more details.
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the game? there is a walkthrough link in every level. the hardest one is crop circles tho
Crop circles have been reported since the 17th century, but became more widespread and popular in the late 20th century. The phenomenon gained attention for the intricate and geometric designs found in fields, sparking debate about their origins and meaning.
brian oh nell i think
The site AgWeb is one of the web's largest resources for agricultural news in the United States. It provides information not just on future trading, but crop and other information relative to farming.
Everyone has always believe that crop circles are made by aliens. But that isn't entirely true. Since, no one has really seen an alien do it, there is no way possible to know that aliens are behind this phenomenon. But, humans are more than capable to make a crop circle. All it takes is a lot of practice a corn field ropes and a board and precise measurements and a crop circle can be made. In the movies it always appears that aliens are behind this event. So there you have it, Crop Circles are not, as so many have claim, attempts at some type of communication by aliens. They are made by humans.
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