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WALK THIS WAY

While some find solace in sourdough and wellness apps, labyrinths can offer a) lists more than 6,100 labyrinths in 85 countries and is searchable by location and type. One of the most famous is the magnificent circular labyrinth on the floor of the 13th century Chartres Cathedral in France, shown above.

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