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Lord Kitchener maze opened to mark First World War centenary

Posted by Landscape Juice on August 5, 2014 at 10:02am

A Lord Kitchener maze has been officially opened as part of First World War centenary commemorations at Skylark in Wimblington.

Lady Emma Kitchener-Fellowes, the great-great-niece of Lord Kitchener, was accompanied by her husband Julian Fellowes when she officially opened the Maize Maze at the Skylark Garden and Country Store.

The 12-acre maze has been cut out in the shape of Lord Kitchener in the famous finger pointing ‘Your Country Needs YOU’ WWI poster image.

Fenland Citizen: A-maize-ing maze in Wimblington

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