ASIEH NAMDAR, CNN ANCHOR: A New Zealand couple have an added attraction on their farm; and if you like tongue twisters, it has that too. It's a maze made out of a maize. TV New Zealand has this corny story.</s>JOHN NEWTOWN, TVNZ CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): Art, from the kiwi farming kind. From the sky, it's unmistakable: a farmer sheering a sheep. But on the ground, the work of art is actually a 5-kilometer long maze. If you'll take one of the flags and if you need help you get lost or you need anything at all, wave your flag in a big circle.</s>QUESTION: Are you worried about getting lost.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Yes. I am a little bit. I'm going to have to wave my flag around.</s>NEWTOWN: Belt Watson got the idea from the Internet.</s>BETH WATSON, MAZE OWNER: I saw the two words: maze maze. And as soon as I saw those two words, I knew that is what I wanted to do.</s>ANDY WATSON, MAZE OWNER: We had a ball doing it, really.</s>NEWTOWN: Maze goers carry a map and there is also a watch tower in the middle for those that really get stuck.</s>QUESTION: You are lost?</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Yes. (</s>LAUGHTER QUESTION: What happened?</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: We can't find number 74 on our map.</s>NEWTOWN: If you don't take too many of these dead ends, it should take them about an hour to finish the maze; this ocean of green stands about two meters high at present, but it will grow another meter within the next month. But the maze is still maize. The crop will be harvested for stock food at Easter; then a new size puzzle will be plotted again later this year. From Television New Zealand, I'm John Newtown reporting for the CNN WORLD REPORT.
The Challenging Maize Maze in New Zealand