Since 1991, Andy has worked with crop circle researcher and friend Barry Reynolds on a number of projects. With Barry as the primary archivist, intensively compiling and scanning as many detailed circle documents as possible, and with Andy as assistant, they plan to preserve these very important records and make them publicly available.
With this aim in mind, the Crop Circle Research Archive (CCRA) has now been launched as a website as the opening move in sharing this information, much of which has been buried for too long. With renewed interest in the circles from UFO podcasts and websites, it feels like the right time to remind the world of the intensive data and observations gathered over several decades.
The website is currently under construction so it is very early days, but it can now already be viewed as a small taster of what is hoped will become one of the world’s largest databases of crop circle-related information, painstakingly built from the personal archives of many crop circle researchers, who have kindly agreed to their work being shared.
Over time, new posts and pages will appear, showcasing selected findings from the archive until it is complete, but have a look now at: www.circleresearcharchive.com
