Ufos And Crop Circle Mysteries (Part 2) Poem by Spock the Vegan

Cheesefoot Head 1987:

A Single 15.6 metre (m) clockwise circle with 1.1m ring had appeared
between 10: 30 PM on 9 July and 7: 30 AM on 10 July. On the night
of 9 July some people saw a row of bright lights above the trees on the far
side of the Punch Bowl. They seemed to be leap-frogging and caused fright.

Westbury 1987:

Colin saw 2 circles below Bratton Castle near the White Horse on 4 August.
There were 3 more nearby. On 15 Aug., a 5m circle was now 15m. The forces
involved were very powerful, blasting many plants out of the ground with soil
attached to the roots. They lay on top of surrounding wheat. Some sources
say a new circle had appeared 12.5m to the south east. The original set
of 2 circles contained a magnetic disturbance inside.

Upton Scudamore 1987:

A large central circle (17.4m) with 4 smaller ones (7m) in a square were found.
There were a vast number of plants thrust out onto the surrounding crop.
They all had S-shaped radial patterns. One satellite was S, and the other 4
were reverse-S. A high number of UFO sightings have been made atop
and around this town, some of them extraordinary involving many people.

Bratton 1987:

One of many circles found on 8 Aug was a double-ringed circle 30.4m total.
Inner ring was CCW, outer was CW. The Wingfield family spotted it and went
to investigate. Mrs. Wingfield was behind the others when startled by a blue
flashing light coming from just above the ground in front of her. This meant
to some that it was a reflection off of something rotating and unseen, because
the flashing stopped when the sun went behind a cloud and stopped the event.

Winterbourne Stoke 1987:

On 22 August south of Stonehenge, a large CW 25.3m circle with CCW 1.3m ring
of unusual symmetry and 3 other circles were found. Two months later, in the town
of Dunsfold in Surrey, a Harrier GR5 jump jet took off for a test flight. When it
reached this spot, west of the top-secret aircraft establishment of Boscombe Down,
radio contact was lost. The pilot had just passed a routine message. After a search,
the aircraft was sighted 90 miles SW of Ireland with no pilot or canopy for the cockpit.
The jet crashed 500 miles out in the Atlantic. It had changed course by several
degrees over the field. The pilot's body and his secondary parachute had split
off from the plane and were found on 23 Oct in a field overlooking the circles.
A dingy from the aircraft was found in a corner of the circle field. The ejector seat
was never found, and is presumed to have stayed in the aircraft.