http://www.geocities.com/cropcirclecanada

Exclusive overviews, with slides and video, of the Canadian crop circles in 2001 (with a bumper crop of 20 reported formations overall this year) as well as international reports, including the results of Crop Watch 2001, CCCRN's annual field investigation project in the Canadian prairies during the August / September 'circle season', with both aerial and ground documentation and other anomalous effects experienced and recorded.

The Journeys Beyond Conference in Mobile, Alabama will include a joint presentation by CCCRN director Paul Anderson and BLT Research Team field research coordinator Nancy Talbott. As a tie-in with the Canadian overview, Nancy will new provide new information on lab testing results, from three other independent scientists / labs in the US in the fields of minerology, x-ray diffraction, geology and statistical analysis, of soil samples from the Edmonton, Alberta seven-circle pictogram formation from 1999 which have provided some of the strongest evidence yet for a real phenomenon, relating to heat effects on soil. These studies support previous findings suggesting the involvement of high, short-duration heat in the creation of at least some crop formations.

In Vancouver, CCCRN gives regular presentations for the Monday Night Free Lectures at Barclay Manor, a beautiful historical house in the heart of Vancouver's West End close to downtown (part of the West End Community Centre).

FIELDS OF DREAMS 2001
Barclay Manor Monday Night Free Lectures
Vancouver, BC
October 22, 2001
Barclay Manor, 1447 Barclay Street, Vancouver, BC
7:30 pm - 9:30 pm
Free admission (call 604.257.8333 to pre-register as seating is limited)
Presented by Barclay Manor / The West End Community Centre
For further information:
Tel: 604.257.8349 or 604.257.8333 (to pre-register)

FIELDS OF DREAMS 2001
CONTACT Meeting
Bellingham, Washington, USA
November 3, 2001
Bellingham Public Library (Main Conference Room), 210 Central Avenue,
Bellingham, Washington
3:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Free admission ($5.00 donation requested) Presented by CONTACT (Center for Ontological Action)
For further information:
Tel: 360.380.0473
E-Mail: mdthuney@email.msn.com

CROP CIRCLES:
CANADIAN WONDERS AND BLT's DEFINITIVE EVIDENCE
Journeys Beyond Conference
Mobile, Alabama, USA
November 9 - 11, 2001
Adam's Mark Hotel, 64 South Water Street, Mobile, Alabama
CCCRN / BLT presentation: November 10, 2001, 3:00 pm - 5:30 pm
Other scheduled speakers:
Stanton Friedman, John Mack, Budd Hopkins, Dannion Brinkley, Dolores Cannon, Pat Fitzhugh, Bruce Moen, William Henry, Franceen King
Admission: $110.00 (all lectures, before October 15), $125.00 (all lectures, after October 15, before November 1), $140.00 (all lectures, at the door), $15.00 (individual lectures) or $20.00 - $25.00 (individual workshops), all prices US $
Presented by Journeys Beyond
For further information:
Tel: 251.626.6131
Fax: 251.625.2908
E-Mail: pat@journeysbeyond.com Web:www.journeysbeyond.com

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202 - 325 East 14th Avenue
Vancouver, BC V5T 2M9 Canada
Tel / Fax (Office): 604.731.8522
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Circle Phenomena in Canada 2001:
http://www.geocities.com/cropcirclecanada/circlescanada01.html

Fields of Dreams Webcast Radio Show:
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• News release issued by:
Paul Anderson psa@look.ca
CCCRN E-News - Oct 17.01