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Before volunteers get to work, Forgotten Stoneworks workers Jason Holland, center, and Tim Gagne, right, mark out a labyrinth pattern Saturday behind MaineGeneral Medical Center in Augusta. Staff photo by Joe Phelan
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Before volunteers get to work, Forgotten Stoneworks workers Jason Holland, center, and Tim Gagne, right, mark out a labyrinth pattern Saturday behind MaineGeneral Medical Center in Augusta.
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Beth Craigie, left, and her husband, Dr. Fred Craigie, set granite cobblestones in place as they and others build a labyrinth Saturday behind the MaineGeneral Medical Center in Augusta.
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Volunteers move granite cobblestones hand-to-hand from a pile to workers in the center of the labyrinth on Saturday behind the MaineGeneral Medical Center in Augusta.
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Dr. Fred Craigie recently retired for the Maine Dartmouth Family Medicine residency program. Volunteers built a labyrinth in his honor Saturday behind the MaineGeneral Medical Center in Augusta.
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Dr. Fred Craigie sets granite cobblestones in place as he and others build a labyrinth Saturday behind MaineGeneral Medical Center in Augusta.