Our teen group made their annual pilgrimage through the local corn maze last night. Turns out the hot dry summer stunted the corn's growth making it possible to see over the top of much of the corn. They reported that the maze wasn't quite as fun under those conditions.
If climate change is going to ruin the corn mazes we are going to have to get serious about it!
Wilson
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Save the corn mazes is the next thrust for environmentalists after Save the Whales
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I haven't been to our local corn maze this year, but thought about it several times during the drought. I can't imagine that there's much to it in terms of corn. Fortunately, they added a zip line this year so maybe that will pull them through in lieu of corn.Originally Posted by Wilson Deaton
Our teen group made their annual pilgrimage through the local corn maze last night. Turns out the hot dry summer stunted the corn's growth making it possible to see over the top of much of the corn. They reported that the maze wasn't quite as fun under those conditions.
If climate change is going to ruin the corn mazes we are going to have to get serious about it!
Wilson
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