An Acorn Maze

08/06/2010 in Fun Stuff by Evelyn | No comments

I found this little squirrel and acorn maze and thought it was so cute. I know when I was a kid I loved doing mazes. Hmmm, I wonder if that might be part of the reason why I was so attracted to Labyrinths when I discovered them??? I was so fascinated by them that I studied them and took a course to design and facilitate labyrinth walks. Click on the image of the maze below and it will open in a new window and you can then print it out for your kids… or yourself : )

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Evelyn Vincent

Native Plant Landscaper, Gardener, Labyrinth Design, Feng Shui Practitioner, Aromatherapy / Essential Oils, Big Fan of Nature and Living Simply.

"There is nothing in a caterpillar that tells you it's going to be a butterfly."
~ R. Buckminster Fuller

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An Acorn Maze