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LABYRINTHS,
MAZES & OTHER GEOMETRIC SYMBOLS - HOW ARE THEY DESIGNED AND CREATED?
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THE COUNTRY EARTHWORK
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THE PAINTED DESIGN
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Making
a maze can be done with paint or chalk. The opportunity to create labyrinths
or geometric designs for any situation is unlimited. A pin wheel maze,
which was created for a playground on Sacramento Street in China Town
in San Francisco, is stunning.
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A ROCK GARDEN EARTHWORK
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![]() There are variations that can be done to the basic model. The path is much sturdier and more formal by adding four inches of a path rock, like decomposed granite or putting in flagstone. The mounds can be planted with low growing wild flowers. Two hundred daffodils were planted on a Cretan labyrinth in Mendocino and the results are spectacular every spring. The mounds are lined with a small rock wall which give the earthwork a more crystalline structure. |
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DESIGNS MADE WITH ROCK
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Creating
a symbol with rock can be fun and takes a day to make. It requires collecting
hundreds of rock to use for the barriers.
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Check
out the chalk labyrinths and other designs, which are available for
experiencing at the Annual West
Coast Conference of the American
Society of Dowsers in Santa Cruz, CA in
June/July.
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