Michigan pumpkin patch remodels 13-acre corn maze with message for COVID-19: 'Go away'
Kayla Cockrel
Detroit Free Press
Johnson's Giant Pumpkins in Saginaw is anxiously waiting for a chance to reopen in the fall.
It has put its patience on full display by remodeling its 13-acre corn maze to call out the coronavirus pandemic. Between a series of swirls and dead-ends, the words 'Covid Go Away' are spelled out with corn, as you can see from this aerial shot.
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The farm wrote on Facebook: "Stomp out “Covid Go Away” as you wander through the 13-acre corn maze this fall!"
The farm is located at 4715 N Portsmouth Road in Saginaw and guests can visit the site on their opening day, currently scheduled for Sept. 12.