House in a Maze
We were very intrigued by pictures of this tiny house in the middle of a maze. Turns out the labyrinth was created from corn in Cordes-sur-Ciel, France, by Isabelle de Beaufort and Bernard Ramus, aka Labyrinthus, in 1999.
De Beautfort and Ramus have been creating giant mazes since 1996 – including Le Labyrinthe de Grimm in Alsace, Le Monde des Plantes Magiciennes in Merville, and Le Labyrinthe de Plage à Puteaux.
Some have been large, some tiny, some permanent, some temporary. They've attracted some three million visitors, and given a new lease of life to an ancient tradition. RM
Labirinthus – revisited . July 20th, 2010
From ancient times, humans have been fascinated by the road not taken. HL
2010 Jul 20
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Denise Michaels, “Your Excellent Adventure”
August 26, 2010
I suppose having a house in the middle of a big maze like that is one way of saying, “Um, I’m not sure we really want your company after all.”
Certainly an adventure just to get to the front door.