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Monday, 10th October 2005 by James Turnbull
Although upside-down this is the huge great world maze, located north of Seattle between the towns of Marysville and Everett.
Thanks: William Eckley
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It’s only “upside down” in a northern hemisphere centric world. From outer space which way is up???
Gary
Where do you enter / exit? Is it on the left?
Frankly, one would think that a map of the world placed ON the world might tend to align its directions with the other.
Like, for example, The World.
“The World” is acually not aligned north. Its north is north-west
It looks like you enter/exit on the left. There appears to be a ticket booth or some other small building at the enterance.