Giving Thanks Labyrinth

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November 24, 2022

Lea Goode-Harris

Placing a giving thanks leaf at the center of the labyrinth

"colLabyrinth" thanks

giving heart along this path

of leaves letting go

On Sunday, November 20, 2022,
my friend Isa invited me to join her and friends and community

to gather beneath the crisp, blue November sky in the Sebastopol, CA Square and create

a three-circuit Classical Labyrinth around a tree with its fallen leaves.

As we came together, one of the labyrinth creators, Ariana, came up with the name "ColLabyrinth."
This delighted us all and captured the spirit of our collaborations in making a community labyrinth together.

A day of giving thanks... sharing food... and dancing in the labyrinth

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