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Farmer creates corn field labyrinth of European monuments

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Selm (Germany), 7 July (EFE/EPA) (Camera: Sascha Steinbach) Farmer Benedikt Luenemann has created a labyrinth in his corn fields, something he does every year and whose theme is a current issue. On this occasion, Luenemann has drawn recognisable monuments and elements of European culture such as the Leaning Tower, the Brandenburg Gate and the Eiffel Tower, coinciding with the start of the German presidency of the European Council. FOOTAGE OF THE CORN FIELD DESIGNS

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