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Easter Labyrinths in Amsterdam
For the second year in a row, my wife and I accepted the invitation of our Dutch friend, Willimijn to come to Amsterdam for the Easter weekend. This time, however, she gave us… Continue reading
Walking the Labyrinth at Chartres
The mother of all labyrinths is in the Chartres Cathedral about an hour SW of Paris. Sanan and I, along with our favorite Dutch friend, Willemijn, made the trip last Friday. (FYI, the… Continue reading
Labyrinth v.4.1
OK…here’s one more. This is a spiral that expands. It also has lots of little yellow wild flowers. Nice! The picture is after its second cut. Also I had a wonderful conversation with… Continue reading
3rd Labyrinth
On Monday morning I made my third guerrilla labyrinth, this on a spiral in a very public place…along the Lachine Canal, just west of Atwater. It is just along side a this very… Continue reading
Labyrinth v.2.0
I mowed my second labyrinth near the first one in the woods, however this one is a classic square design in the grass. I hope to borrow Ron’s engraving tool and engrave some… Continue reading
Guerrilla Labyrinth
I have been inspired by Johnny Bakers blog post on mowing a labyrinth. So I bought a hand push mower yesterday on Craig’s list, fixed it up a bit and started mowing my… Continue reading