Among the stations of this July's work is a quieter, more inward one — a connection to the Christ energy, made at St Margaret's Chapel in Glastonbury, and drawn through the form of a crop circle laid down this same summer in the Wiltshire fields. The glyph becomes a kind of tuning fork: a geometry held in the mind's eye, used to open the heart to the Christed frequency on the Avalon land.
The crop circle near Wilton
A new formation appeared at First Broad Drive, near Wilton in Wiltshire, reported on the 15th of June 2026 — close to Little Langford, roughly an hour's drive from Glastonbury. Like so many of the Wiltshire glyphs, it arrived quietly in the standing crop near the old sacred landscape, its geometry waiting to be read.
◆ The Crop Circle Record
Aerial shots, ground shots, diagrams and field reports for the First Broad Drive formation are held on the Crop Circle Connector. The streetmap link fixes its exact place in the Wiltshire landscape near Little Langford.
Crop Circle Connector → View on Streetmap →St Margaret's Chapel
In Glastonbury itself, tucked off Magdalene Street behind the High Street, lie St Margaret's Chapel and the Magdalene Almshouses — one of the town's oldest and most peaceful corners. The little chapel and its quiet courtyard garden have long been a place of stillness and prayer, set slightly apart from the bustle of the town.
It is here that the Christ connection is made. Holding the form of the crop glyph in the heart, the intention is simple: to open to the Christed light in this small, consecrated place, and to let that frequency join the wider three-network work being carried on the Glastonbury land during these July days.
The glyph is the key; the chapel is the door; the Christ energy is what passes through.
◆ The Chapel
St Margaret's Chapel and the Magdalene Almshouses are cared for by a team of volunteers, with seasonal opening hours. Please check ahead before visiting.
St Margaret's Chapel →From the Christ connection in the chapel, the work reaches outward — to all the mountains of the Earth that have been walked along the way.