Corny paths lead to Snoopy.

Gull Meadow Farms is in Michigan. It built a Snoopy maze. It honors almost 75 years of the Peanuts comic strip. (Justin Wendzel/Gull Meadow Farms via AP)
Charles Schulz drew the Peanuts comic strip. He shows a sketch of Snoopy. (AP/Ben Margot, File)
Downey’s Farm is in Canada. Workers made a corn maze of Snoopy. (Joanne Strom/Downey's Farm via AP)
Dull’s Tree Farm and Pumpkin Harvest is in Indiana. Have you ever been in a corn maze? (Dana Dull via AP)
Charles Schulz poses beside Snoopy at a mall in Minnesota in 1992. (AP/Jim Mone)

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Snoopy is calling this fall. Walk around him in a maze! Farmers built mazes in their corn and sunflower fields.

Turn left. Bump into a pumpkin. Turn right. You may end up on Snoopy’s house.

Pray: Thank God for the talents He gives. He helps people farm, build mazes, draw cartoons, and more.

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Newspapers printed the first Peanuts cartoon in 1950. Charlie Brown and Snoopy will be 75 next year. Farmers in the United States and Canada rejoice early. More than 80 farms host Peanuts mazes this summer and fall. Farmers expect more than two million visitors. Many farms also offer hay rides, fresh fruit, and pumpkin carving. Workers mow and till fields into cartoon shapes.

Sometimes life can feel confusing like a maze. God promises, “I will instruct you and teach you in the way you should go.” (Psalm 32:8)