Google Sightseeing takes you on tour of the world as seen from satellite, using the free Google Earth program, or Google Maps in your web browser. Each weekday your guides James and Alex present new weird and wonderful sights as suggested by readers.
Another corn maze this time at Escobar’s Dairy Farm, Rhode Island. I’ve rotated the maze for the thumbnail and you should be able to make out a lighthouse with “Escobar” in the beam, some rocks and a sailboat (which seems dangerously close to those rocks).
Thanks: David
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There are tons of addresses for cornfield mazes at http://www.cornfieldmaze.com/site_list.html.
For example, here’s one I found:
Placemark: Google Maps / Google Earth
it says “Temple Hill Farm” and “100 Years of Flight”
If someone had the time, they could find a ton of these
also here:
http://www.mazeplay.com/mazes.php
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ok, maybe i lied. It seems that cornfields have a higher percentage of lower resolution satelite pictures… who would have guessed?
I lived in the house at the SW end of this field for 17 years and Louie never had a maze, I moved out and now he went and did this. We used to make trails in that corn as kids and my mom once made us pay him for our fun. I want a refund! ^_^
I live in Portsmouth, and just a note, what looks like randomness on the maze to the right of the sailboat, is actually shaped like aquidneck island, which if you zoom out farther, you’ll see is the island portsmouth, middletown, and newport are on.