Julian's Bower

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Julian's Bower is one of England's eight remaining turf labyrinths. It is thought to date from the 12th century, although its origins may be earlier. The original purpose may well have been religious, for devotional or penitential purposes.

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Address
, North Lincolnshire, United Kingdom

Established
Medieval

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