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ook & blackArtists brook & black created the new interactive maze concept and artwork inconsultation with Girlguiding UK and others involved with the project. brook & blackhave a history of making both temporary and permanent work that responds to publicspaces and sites, and have exhibited in galleries and museums in England and abroad.How to find the Centenary MazeThe London Development Agencyencourages all visitors to travel to thePark by public transport.RailCrystal Palace Station is situated next tothe Park off Anerley Hill. The station hasregular trains from London Bridge, Victoriaand Croydon stations.Penge West Station is five minutes’ walkvia Thicket Road, trains are from LondonBridge and Charing Cross stations.Penge East Station is 15 minutes’ walk viaThicket Road, trains are from St PancrasInternational, London Victoria and CharingCross stations.BusThefollowingbuses runto nearthe Park:2, 3, 63,122, 137a,202, 227,249, 306,322, 358,194, 227,312.Guides help plant trees forthe Maze in early 2009Volunteer for a changeVolunteering with Girlguiding UK is a fantastic way to make a real differenceto the lives of girls and young women in your community – and gain someamazing experiences yourself.Whether you can help out every few months or make a regularcommitment, we can find a role to suit you. Call 0800 1 69 59 01 or visitwww.girlguiding.org.uk to find out more.With thanks to:Jo Gibbonsbrook & black© The Guide Association 2009www.girlguiding.org.uk