SC: McBee - McLeod Farms Corn Maze

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In addition to the Pumpkin Patch we visited at the McLeod Farms, we also took a stroll through the Corn Maze.
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Eva and I have never been in a corn maze before and I'm not sure if Patti has either. We didn't think it'd be difficult and didn't allow much time to do it. I told Eva she could choose which way we went at each turn and I thought we'd find our way out in about fifteen minutes.

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When they handed me a map, I didn't really think I'd use it. And here I am using it twenty minutes later with Eva asking, "Why did we come in here?"

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When they said they used CAD (computer aided design mostly used by engineers) and GPS on the tractors to build the maze, I probably should have taken pause.



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They had signs along the way with easy (thank goodness) questions and the correct answer points you in the correct direction. (conversely, the incorrect answer motors you off in the wrong direction). (don't even ask)
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"In case this is too easy for you," they said, "we have a more difficult alternative." You can enter through the exit and follow difficult signs with difficult questions written backwards or in some other language and with difficult answers.
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We took so long the girls had to stop for some nourishment along the way.

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I want so bad to take my youth group back and to take Tommy and Eden back, but I think the maze is only open through October 31.

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Well, well worth the trip out there.

See ya next year, Corn Maze, and I'll be so ready for you, I'mma have my own GPS and I'mma take a pen to mark up my map..... and food!.... and .... a backpack!..... and .....