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There are many labyrinths in Würzburg and around Würzburg. This attracted my attention the last week.
Els from the Netherlands visited me on the long way round over Würzburg on her way back home from Denmark to see all the labyrinths which she had not yet seen since the last visit some years ago.
In every labyrinth [...]

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After the ZIM (centre for internal medicine of the university clinics of Würzburg) takes up his service during these days, the labyrinth on the terrace of the outdoor facilities will be open to the public too.
The hospital’s pastoral care had wished a labyrinth. It was built by a landscape architect as the type Chartres rather [...]

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Labyrinth at the ZIM

There is a new labyrinth in Würzburg.
Not yet officially and also not yet “inaugurated”, but I found it in the meantime.
I had heard of it and all my efforts to get some details or even a plan, failed.
When I visited a patient in the ZOM (Center operational medicine of the university clinics of Würzburg) I [...]

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Life and Labyrinth

Life after birth?
One of the numerous events during the labyrinth project Würzburg 2004 was a mystery play, which was enacted by pupils of the Riemenschneider grammar school in the labyrinth.
Some sentences I can still remember. Two pupils spoke a dialog between two unborn ones in their mother’s body. Thereby it concerned whether there would be [...]

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