Corn maze
Here’s what we’re planning on doing tomorrow: Denver Botanic Gardens Corn Maze
We’ve done this once before, in Iowa (who ever heard of corn in Iowa?). To make a good corn maze, the farmer plants a high density of seeds in two different directions to make it difficult to take shortcuts. I believe the design is not cut into the corn until September. Last year’s design shows up on Google Earth, west of Chatfield State Park:
Here’s a link to a short video from the Denver Post.
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[…] 4, 2008 at 4:31 pm (Fun) We went to the Denver Botanic Gardens corn maze today (as I mentioned yesterday). It was fun; not only to do the maze, but to be out in a field. Any escape from the city is good. […]
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