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Pac-Man

Thursday, 9th March 2006 by

It doesn’t get much nerdier than this: a Giant Pac-Man, complete with dots for him to eat, makes the ultimate crop circle. We’re actually quite familiar with Pac-Man here at GGSS towers having seen him before in field irrigation and last year we took time off our busy schedules to create a Snow Pac-Man Level. Even if you’re also familiar with Pac, I’d suggest a quick read of “Ghosts Vs.…

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It’s not uncommon to stumble across some interesting sights and shapes when you browse through Google Maps, but there’s something…

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The Vitruvian Man

The Vitruvian Man (Wikipedia) was drawn around 1487 by Leonardo Da Vinci, and has since become not only the most…

Half Naked Woman Crop Circle

It’s hard not to see the rear of a naked woman in the shapes made by this field in Sicily,…

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