A week or so ago we had a beautiful full moon so I grabbed my camera and went outside to photography my labyrinth under the full moon. You can just see the stones reflected on the ground. It really felt magical. If it hadn't been so cold I would have done a moonlight labyrinth walk!If you are interested in learning more about labyrinths here are some interesting websites:
The Labyrinth
101 Ways to Use a Labyrinth
History of Labyrinths
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Caroline Adams
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4 comments:
Great photo (of course). I missed trying to take a moon photo (had a cold, fell asleep) and am envious.
Joanne
did you find a website that showed you how to create your backyard labyrinth? would like to create one at our church. thanks...
Hello Celeste,
There are a number of books on the labyrinth which include instructions on how to create a labyrinth, and also some information on the web. Do you know whether you want to create a Chartres Medieval design labyrinth or the classical seven circuit? The website www.labyrinthenterprises.com has some good information on labyrinth building and is a good place to start. Let me know if you need further help.
Great read thanks for sharing this
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