What exactly are we seeing in this Google Maps image of enormous concentric rings imposed across stretches of farmland near Blackburn, KY in Union County? It's not really a crop circle in the strictest sense of the word, but it does remind me of some of the odd bullseyes in the Nevada desert near Area 51.
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This state gets stranger by the minute.
I've always wondered if Kentucky had any ancient 'lay lines' (sp?) you got anything on that?
Hi Danny,
Actually, I've been working on a book for a long time that deals with ley lines... an excerpt from it will probably appear here after New Year's...
Any idea what's at the center of the innermost ring? Looks like a structure of some kind (farming?) connected to a track/aqueduct running southwest.
There's another (more faint) set of rings around a similar structure just a bit to the northeast. At first I assumed they were leftover from a topographical overlay used to align the satellite view (there are visible topo lines near the first set of rings). But on this second set of rings, the track/aqueduct leading to the structure seems to have appendages at ground level, spaced out evenly where each ring begins.
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