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By Robert McNally
My project this year was simple-- a 90' diameter walking labyrinth of my own design, incorporating 5-fold symmetry. Most traditional labyrinths are based on 4-fold symmetry, and I wanted to explore how another symmetry might work.

I laid out the labyrinth using twine, tent-stakes, and a yardstick. I also used a piece of wood marked with lines at 72-degree angles as a protractor that I staked down in the center while doing the layout. I then used a shovel to engrave the lines a couple of inches deep into the playa. I would return every day or two to refresh the labyrinth by lightly re-engraving it.
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