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The Eager Beaver's Guide to Creating Outdoor Rock & Mulch Cretan Labyrinth Designs

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14-page, step by step, instruction manual with color diagrams, for building various sizes of outdoor, 7-Circuit, Classical, stone and mulch Cretan labyrinths. Especially designed for groups to quickly construct.  Complimentary phone or e-mail consultation for 1 year following purchase.

22 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 15, 2004

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Neal Harris

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June 1, 2026
It’s short, sweet and to the point. It gives you the ‘how’ of building a labyrinth, and as such, is a manual not a book. I created a labyrinth last year on a little bit of wasteland I had, and found there’s quite a few books about labyrinths, but few detailing the construction. That makes this book valuable for those looking to build one.
It shows how to build a classic seven-circuit Cretan labyrinth, which is the one I was planning. There are a few tricks to measuring and laying it out that this book spells out and saved me a lot of time. It’s illustrated with pictures to help you see it visually.
I would recommend this booklet to anyone building a labyrinth. It can potentially keep you from making time-consuming mistakes, as it did for me. Very helpful.
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April 27, 2014
Excellent resource for labyrinth building, must have time saver.

Excellent resource for labyrinth building, must have time saver.

This book is packed full with all the info needed for creating, installing and maintaining a labyrinth. The author keeps it simple and easy to understand.

I haven't yet started my labyrinth, but the time and trouble this book already saved me cannot be overestimated. I had so many wrong ideas that needed adjustment, for example, how to measure from the middle and how to account for the paths and materials in the building.

I highly recommend it for anyone who intends to build a labyrinth.
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