Relative Something

The farrier appointment we were expecting yesterday was moved out a week so we had the day open to do whatever grabbed our attention. The focus became the labyrinth. Cyndie has guests coming on Friday to walk the path and we hadn’t dealt with overgrowth around the rocks in far too long.

It turned out to be a very rewarding project. A couple of days ago I wrote about how I like things to look nice, and yesterday’s effort has the Rowcliffe Forest Garden Labyrinth looking better than it did when I posted the nice picture with morning sun on the colorful trees.

As I was gushing over how good the labyrinth looked, I reminded Cyndie of the summer of 2013 when her idea first began to take shape.

May, 2013.

The medieval eleven-circuit Chartres labyrinth pattern Cyndie chose.

Rocks positioned in the center.

August, 2013.

October, 2023.

We’ve come a long way, baby.

Panoramic view –note how much the leaves have faded or fallen in just two days.

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