Famous Crop Cricle: Juliet Set Formation Returns DNA Activation

http://www.cropcircleconnector.com/2013/hilcott/hilcott2013.html

On July 16, 2013 in the UK the famous single Juliet crop circle formation returns to Hilcoot, nr Wilsford, Wiltshire. The  original crop circle appeared  July 07, 1996 near Stonehenge in broad day light. It was named after a French mathematician Gaston Julia, its a fractal, a Juliet Set. Its a time piece or clock and DNA activation.

Later in the same month and year  July 29, 1996 another larger three section Juliet Set appeared in Windmill Hill.

For those who walked in the Juliet Set formation like Patricia Cori of the Sirian Revelations where activated by the crop circle.

According to certain sources:

http://www.synchrosecrets.com/synchrosecrets/?p=663

“In July of 1996, one of the most complex and spectacular crop circles ever seen appeared in a field opposite the famed ruins of Stonehenge. The design became known as the ‘Julia Set,’ because it resembles the mathematical fractal called by that name. We (Saucer Smear) distinctly remember that, at the time, it was logically assumed to be the work of advanced engineering students at a nearby college.

“A pilot crossed this field at about 5:30 p.m. that day and saw nothing unusual. When he crossed it again at 6:15 p.m., the ‘Julia Set’ was in place. This very short window of time is in itself astonishing!

“Police later reported that at 6 p.m. a large number of vehicles were pulled over to the side of a nearby road, causing a traffic hazard. According to a researcher named Lucy Pringle, an (unnamed) woman and her taxi driver were among those parked, and could not believe what they witnessed. They stood for about 30 minutes watching a large design forming under a swirling cloud of mist.

According to Pringle, the woman said there was ‘an apparition,’ an isolated mist’ over the field. As the circle grew, the mist rose. ‘The mist was about 2 or 3 feet off the ground, and was spinning around. As the circle got bigger, the mist swirled faster…and everyone was discussing it, and more and more traffic was building up.’