Not a labyrinth but BE AMAZED...a maze in Manitoba!
AMAZING FUN FACTS
- Labyrinths—the predecessor of the maze — were first created not to confuse, but to send visitors on a spiritual journey.
- Labyrinths are unicursal, while mazes are branching.
- The first recorded labyrinth dates to the 5th century BC in Egypt.
- The word "maze" dates to the 13th century and comes from the middle English word meaning “delirium” or “delusion.”
- The earliest hedge mazes were built to entertain royalty as well as to provide private, out-of-the-way places for secret meetings.
- In the 1980s, illustrator Christopher Manson announced a $10,000 prize for the first person to solve the riddle in his 45-page maze book with its astonishing 116 puzzles – a story in itself, took 2 years to solve - amazing!
- The world's largest hedge maze contains almost 4 km of paths - staggering!
The way to GZ can be unravelled on the cache page - check the gallery!
You are looking for S 36 XX.XXX E 147° Y.YYY