| Mazes in Cyberspace |
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are numerous pages about Mazes on the World Wide Web. Most of them contain
a lot of humbug but still quite a few are worthwhile visiting. Here is a personal selection of the top four sites as we've experienced them: Jo Edkins Maze Page ( www.gwydir.demon.co.uk/jo/maze ) contains lots of (historical) information about Mazes and Labyrinths. Jo did an in-depth study on the subject. The site also offers plenty of references (literature) and links to other interesting sites. It's a good starting point to find out more about Mazes and Labyrinths. Caerdroia ( www.labyrinthos.net/homepage.htm ) is THE Cyberspace Magazine about Mazes and Labyrinths. Adrian Fisher World Maze Database ( www.maze-world.com ) is also a site we dearly recommend. Adrian Fisher is the designer of some of the best-visited Mazes in the world. Here you find compact information about all interesting Mazes in the world. Mike's Mazes ( http://www.geocities.com/mikesmazes ) A web site in celebration of mazes and mazemakers. |