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“Probably not the pace the High Park Labyrinth was meant to be done at. But it does say go at your own pace.” – Tonya Rose

By HiMY SYeD | Published: Saturday January 7, 2012

Probably not the pace the high park labyrinth was meant to be done at. But it does say go at your own pace. pic.twitter.com/PVqaYfwV — Tonya Rose (@ZippyKittyToo) January 7, 2012 “Children Never Walk a Labyrinth. They Always Run.” — HiMY SYeD

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