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9 years ago

Was this labyrinth purchased as a kit or custom made?

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Claire Jones Landscapes
9 years ago
Custom made - go to A Healing Labyrinth- Part 1 | The Garden Diaries

https://thegardendiaries.wordpress.com/2013/02/09/a-healing-labyrinth-part-1/
mjkjrobinson
4 years ago
This is awesome, love this!
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