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Affiliate Websites
Please take some time to look at our affiliate websites.
The London Forum for the Study of Crop Circles and Other Mysteries
the London Forum has emerged from the previous London branch of the Centre for Crop Circle Studies. We hold meetings every month from September to April at the Sols Arms, Hampstead Rd., close to warren St tube and Euston, on Thursdays, 7pm - 10pm. All very welcome. £6 includes refreshments.
Earths mysteries
This is a religious based open forum for serious discussion on all the earths mysteries.
We hope here, to get to the bottom of what it\'s all about!
come and view our home page, if you like what you see, please join. We would welcome you and love to see you there.
Em ma\'at
Nymaatra
The Center For The Future
Providing Alternative Solutions for Open Minded People through leading edge technologies in vibrational healing, frequency modalities, exceptional nutritional support and spiritual enlightenment.
Footbags
For pro and fun hacky sacks visit kemari.co.uk
BCT Aviation
Crop Circle Pleasure Flight. Choose your own route around the circles of your choice.
Conspiracy City
A great site about the paranormal and the unexplained.
Circular Site
Crop circle website of Dutch researcher Janet Ossebaard; a colourful and very informative site about the formations, the balls of light, the biophysical anomalies, and much more. It contains many hundreds of beautiful colour photos, it gives answers to the most burning questions, and it contains a shop. Also, Janet presents herself and her work in relation with the crop circles. A new, warm and sparkling website, both in English and in Dutch!
Sacred Britain Tours
The home of:
Crop circles and sacred sites tours in England.
USA East Coast Crop Circle Conference.
Research articles.
Pkcropcircles and UFOs, Karachi, Pakistan.
A Pakistani Self-research scientist Syed Muhammed Khurram Reaz, MS(IT), OCP, BS(CS), DCS, DAE has been invloved to find, search and research the Crop circles and UFOs in Pakistan for last 10 years.
CropCircle Research Germany (...and International)
This fully bi-lingual (English/German) site by researcher Andreas Muller gives a regularily updated overwiew of the state of nthe interdisciplinary crop circle research and is the home of \"ICCA-The International Crop Circle Archive\".
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