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J. F., writing to _Notes and Queries_ about the Alkborough Julian's Bower in 1866, says that he has lively impressions of the oft-repeated pleasure derived from the feat of
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in company with others, sixty years previously, and of seeing the villagers playing May-eve games about it,
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If this last-quoted phrase is anything more than a whim of retrospective old age it affords an interesting fragment of material for the student of
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There is a description of this maze, under the name of Gillian's Bore, in the Diary, written between 1671 and 1704, of Abraham de la Pryme,
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He mentions at the same time one situated at Appleby, about six miles away, towards Brigg. This, he says, is called
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Troy's Walls. He describes them both as Roman games and says
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The Appleby maze was placed close to the Roman road that runs through there, and has long since perished. No trace of it remained when Allen's
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History of Lincolnshire