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Monthly Archives: May 2012
Prairie Labyrinth
The young Prairie Labyrinth inspires joy, welcomes reflection and contemplation, receives tears. The soft background orchestral bird songs and gentle fragrance of the stunning white clusters of black locust bloom complete the experience. Come, walk the Prairie Labyrinth.
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