Reconstruction of the Sugar Hill 1-08-2007 formation
1.		Draw a circle. Draw and extend the horizontal and vertical centerlines.
2.		Create a hexagram (regular six-pointed star), by constructing two circumscribed equilateral triangles of circle 1, one pointing to the left, one pointing to the right.
3.		Copy circle 1 to its righthand intersection with the horizontal centerline.
4.		Construct a circle concentric to circle 1, tangent to circle 3 at the righthand side.
5.		Construct the circumscribed hexagram of circle 4, in the same way as hexagram 2.
6.		Copy circle 1 to the righthand intersection of circle 3 and the horizontal centerline.
7.		Construct a circle concentric to circle 1, tangent to circle 6 at the righthand side.
8.		Construct the circumscribed hexagram of circle 7, pointing to the right.
9.		Copy circle 1 to the righthand intersection of circle 6 and the horizontal centerline.
10.		Construct a circle concentric to circle 1, tangent to circle 9 at the righthand side.
11.		Construct the circumscribed hexagram of circle 10, pointing to the right.
12.		Copy circle 1 to the righthand intersection of circle 9 and the horizontal centerline.
13.		Construct a circle concentric to circle 1, tangent to circle 12 at the righthand side.
14.		Construct the circumscribed hexagon (regular six-sided polygon) of circle 13, pointing up.
15.		Extend all sides of hexagram 2 (all sides of both triangles) in both directions, up to hexagon 14.
16.		Extend all sides of hexagram 5 in both directions, up to hexagon 14.
17.		Draw the three diagonals of hexagon 14 through the center.
18.		Construct the circumscribed circle of hexagon 14.
19.		(For clarity, the results of previous steps are removed temporarily). Construct the inscribed regular 36-sided polygon of circle 18, pointing to the right. Number the angular points counterclockwise, starting at the rightmost one just above the horizontal centerline, as shown.
20.		Draw the diagonal of polygon 19, connecting angular points nrs. 2 and 11.
21.		Extend diagonal 20 to the right, up to the horizontal centerline.
22.		Construct a circle concentric to circle 1, passing through the intersection of line 21 and the horizontal centerline.
23.		Extend diagonal 20 to the left, up to circle 22.
24.		Repeat steps 20, 21 and 23 35 times, for all other corresponding pairs of angular points of polygon 19 (nine angular points apart), as shown.
25.		Construct three circles (concentric to circle 1), through the second, third and fourth set (from outside) of mutual intersections of lines 24, as shown.
26.		Construct a "two-points" circle, defined by the end-points of a centerline, with the points at the righthand intersections of hexagon 14 and circle 18 with the horizontal centerline.
27.		Copy circle 26 to the righthand intersection of circle 22 and the horizontal centerline.
28.		Construct a circle concentric to circle 1, tangent to circle 27 at the righthand side.
29.		Triangles (hexagrams) 2, 5, 8 and 11, hexagon 14, lines 15, 16, 17, 21, 23 and 24, and circles 18, 25 and 28 are used for the final reconstruction.
30.		Remove all redundant parts, not visible in the formation itself. High resolution dwf-file
31.		Colour all areas with standing... High resolution dwf-file
32.		...or with flattened crop, and finish the reconstruction of the Sugar Hill formation of 1-08-2007. High resolution dwf-file
33.	courtesy the Crop Circle Connector photo by: Steve Alexander	The final result, matched with the aerial image.
Copyright © 2007, Zef Damen, The Netherlands Personal use only, commercial use prohibited.