Half a croissant, on a plate, with a sign in front of it saying '50c'
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Mow a Giant QR Code

 You know this is what the alien crop circles were, right?
 
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Google Earth needs a new good mystery. Mow or grow a giant QR code into a field or garden somewhere that when scanned, leads to the coordinates of a random cemetery plot from the 18th century. Sit back and watch the theories take off.
—RayfordSteele, Oct 20 2021

Sorry - this is one of several examples of this already having been done https://www.dailyma...gers-candy-bar.html
[hippo, Oct 20 2021]

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       Bummer...
—RayfordSteele, Oct 20 2021
   

       Go longer term: bury some large rocks (in the QR pattern) in a fresh-plowed field (close to the surface). Then, when it's planted, the crops above the rocks won't grow as big.
You could use blocks of something (not a farmer...) that will leach out to chemically stunt the crops as well.
—neutrinos_shadow, Oct 20 2021
   
      
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