Second time my Spyglass Place Labyrinth makes it onto R/Vancouver on Reddit . . .
But it’s not the Westworld Maze.
It’s my own design inspired by 650 year old Gossembrot Labyrinth design, but with my own unique changes . . .
And it’s meant for Humans to walk, not Robots . . .
“Supposedly back in the Viking days there were many of these rock mazes by sea shores to trap evil spirits.
Here’s how they worked:
A Viking slowly walked in the maze.
His evil spirit followed him in.
The Viking then started speeding up and running and eventually ran out of the maze.
Because bad spirits didn’t move as fast, they were trapped in the maze.
The Viking is then ready to go to sea spirit-free.”
“…. I met a woman called Johanne who followed me after a crow’s flight.
“Into the Labyrinth we circled each other, inside this stony tree of life.
“She heard me singing in the centre.
“Her hair was silver and her eyes were wild…. brighter than slate blue, but still alive with the depth of many weathered storms.
“Lessons from ancient women fell from sky as we spoke, along with tears, and rain, and all that is equally unspoken.
“The kindness of strangers still persists …”
“There are two routes one takes you to the centre of the maze but deadens, walk out and take the other one which will lead you out the way you came in the maze.”
“Interesting rock display under the south side of the Cambie Street bridge… aliens?”
To my knowledge, this is the first time City of Labyrinth Project made it to Reddit !
Nice to see the Labyrinth I finished making on Saturday Night already has people asking themselves Questions.
Seen from the Cambie Street Bridge.
Instagrammer Jordi Zimmer captured this image of ME,
Sunday Morning,
Working on the still-in-progress Vancouver Public Labyrinth.
Last weekend’s #Labyrinth on a sunny Saturday @scienceworldca. This weekend started with heavy rain, thunder and lightning; weather easing up in the pm. Are you out there today @LabyrinthsDOTca giving joy to kids & adults alike? #VancouverPublicLabyrinths pic.twitter.com/qFaoBoHzX8
— Khristine Carino (@KhristineCarino) 7 April 2018
