Farm Progress Show Images
The Farm Progress Show finally arrived on September 25. The Boiler Mazer
proved to be a popular stop for visitors to the show. Our crack team of
counters estimated that nearly 10,000 men, women and children walked the maze
during the three-day event.
The links below are to digital images that illustrate some of the goings
on of the Boiler Mazer during the Show. The images are in approximate
chronological order, but otherwise rather randomly presented.
THUMBNAIL GALLERY:
Following this link will take you to a version of this page that contains
thumbnail images along with the descriptive text if you want a peek at the
image before you click on the link. Be aware, however, that the thumbnail
gallery contains 48 thumbnail images that will result in a somewhat longer page
download time.
Note: Clicking on the image links will 'pop up'
an image in a new browser screen. Close the 'pop up' screen to return to this
page.
Final preparations
for the maze opening.
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Wonderful aerial
photography by Purdue's own Tom Campbell (Ag. Communications), taken from the
vantage point of an Indiana State Police
helicopter.
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The Official
Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony for the Boiler Mazer, 25 Sep 2001. In attendance were
Lt. Governor Joe Kernan and Vic Lechtenberg, Dean of Purdue's School of
Agriculture; as well as many of the twentytwo Maze Masters who worked long and
hard on the Boiler Mazer since late last winter.
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Selected images
taken during the three day Farm Progress Show.
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THUMBNAIL GALLERY:
Following this link will take you to a version of this page that contains
thumbnail images along with the descriptive text if you want a peek at the
image before you click on the link. Be aware, however, that the thumbnail
gallery contains 48 thumbnail images that will result in a somewhat longer page
download time.
For More Information....
For
more information about geospatial technologies for crop production, take a look
at Purdue's Site-Specific Management Center on the World Wide Web at
http://www.purdue.edu/ssmc
For more
information about corn, take a look at the Corn Growers Guidebook on the World
Wide Web at http://www.kingcorn.org. For more information about corn
mazes, check out the Corny Mazes
section of KingCorn.org.
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The Boiler Mazer
