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Daily Radar: 09.30.09

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  • In an ongoing celebration of the Lincoln Bicentennial, farmers Jim and Darla Baggenstos have turned their corn fields into a Lincoln corn maze. Every year, some 5,000 people turn out for the couple's annual corn maze in Oregon. This year, the maze--sporting a Lincoln-inspired design--will also feature informational signs to educate visitors about the 16th president. The maze is open through October 31. [Lincoln Bicentennial Blog]

  • The National Park Foundation and Expedia.com have just announced the launch of a new online tool to help people plan trips to the country's national parks. The site includes information on the parks, lodging, and features downloadable maps and editorial features from the National Park Foundation. [PRNewswire]
Photo: via Lincoln Bicentennial Blog

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Wow, that looks like a crop cirle! I'm not sure if I could make it out of that maze :)

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