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It read simply something like:
Hampton Court Maze: L,L,R,R,R,R,R,L
(that wasn't the exact sequence, but that's how it was presented).
I doubt you could make it any more concise.
Keep left.
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There is a simple solution to get you to the middle, you simply do the same thing at each junction. But however this does not work for getting out again. |
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It occured to just the other day that that way to 'do' a maze nowadays is with a GPS device that let's you trace your route. You can then see where you've been and mark waypoints as you go. How geekily cool is that? Just a shame I live nowhere near Hampton Court now (used to be just 10 mins away from it...) |
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I did this nearly thirty years ago on a school trip!!! |
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On my first time into Hampton Court Maze I recall stumbling on a dropped sheet of typed paper just inside the entrance, 30-odd years ago. It read simply something like: Hampton Court Maze: L,L,R,R,R,R,R,L (that wasn't the exact sequence, but that's how it was presented). I doubt you could make it any more concise. |
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Oh yes you can. |
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As I grew up in Twickenham, I often used to go to Bushey Park and Hampton Court, I think the Maze was 3p coin to go in back then! Keep left. |
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3d coin I hope, John, or do you make your own? |
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