You know how it is a pain in the ass to keep the labyrinth maintained? We are trying anew experiment. Watching an old season Lost a couple of weeks ago, they found a Hatch because the ground had been salted, making a bull's-eye that pointed it out when seen from a cliff. Loki and Chuck both wondered why we hadn't salted the labyrinth.
Cuz we hadn't thought of it.
So, I have poured 80 pounds of rock salt on the rocks that form the lines that make the labyrinth, today. I need 80 more pounds but they were out at my grocery store.
And I want to see how this is going to work before I do the rest, I think.
I straightened up a couple of lines that were out of alignment, first, with the help of my friend, Ann, who was my endman.
I created a Santa Rosa Labyrinth © (designed by Lea Goode-Harris) in my back yard in 2006 with the help of my son and two girlfriends (one toted rocks, the other talked me through toting rocks). My teenager did the lion's share of rock moving. My husband did the greater part of the mowing and weed eating. In Spring of 2010, my patient husband had the whole thing mulched and we replaced the rocks. It is available for walking by anyone in the area who needs the use of the space.
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