Giant corn maze in California lets visitors get lost for fun


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Ellie Webster (left) and Darren Tang running around a corn maze at Cool Patch Pumpkins.

The owners of a giant corn maze in northern California, United States – once crowned the world’s largest – want visitors to remember that there is fun in getting lost.

“It is confusing. It’s exciting, and in a world of GPS and constant signage, you always know where you are, where you’re going,” said Tayler Cooley, whose family owns Cool Patch Pumpkins.

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