Created on an English hillside, specially for train travelers migrating in and out of London, the wheat field design was colorfully enhanced by the addition of 9,000 hand planted red salvias with the help of land owner Michael Gaymer and his family.

"I was hopeful that my first European image would be an artwork in the aesthetic realm of the ancient English earthworks or the current crop circle phenomenon, but it was great fun to be an American artist promoting a German beer through a Scottish Importer with the direction of Mountain View, an English advertising agency."
Stan Herd

"For 17 years Stan Herd has been transforming American fields into vast works of art that can be appreciated only from the sky. Now the crop artist is working his magic in the English countryside."
Byron Rogers, for Telegraph Magazine, 1998