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The reason I created a separate Troy Town page was because the Turf maze page was already quite long and was becoming unwieldy. The extra information on this Troy Town page should be specific to mazes of that name (as is the information on the separate Mizmaze, Caerdroia and Julian's Bower pages). All four link to each other so that people can read more on the subject in general should they wish to do so. SiGarb | Talk18:58, 11 September 2006 (UTC)Reply
I think this page should definitely stay separate, but with a link on the turf maze page: I came to this page through a reference to a Troy Town, wihtout knowing that they were turf mazes. (I live near Troy Town in Dorchester). It seems worthy as a separate subject as there is a lot of information here, and as SiGarb says, the turf maze page would be unwieldy if this was merged. 81.152.168.9220:36, 19 January 2007 (UTC)Reply
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Great article. I think in the beginning you should consider adding more information about what troy town is rather than what its name is. I think that including the name information is good, but I would also add other information. Also, maybe be a little more specific with which labryniths are similar in Northern Europe. by Tommy Roback — Preceding unsigned comment added by Tdroback (talk • contribs) 13:52, 6 November 2017 (UTC)Reply
Labyrinth (GKGN No. 0749679) — bay, Krasnoyarsk Territory; Labyrinth (GI No. 1612015598) — river; Labyrinth (GKGN No. 0747053) — river, Krasnoyarsk Territory; Labyrinth (GKGN No. 0337897) — river, Republic of Yakutia
Labyrinth (GKGN No. 0374081) — river, Republic of Sakha (Yakutia); Labyrinth (GKGN No. 0179111) — river, Smolensk region; Labyrinth (GI No. 1772004699) — river, Yakutia; Labyrinth (GKGN No. 0505370) — stream, Magadan in Russia 176.65.96.41 (talk) 23:13, 8 July 2024 (UTC)Reply
