>>  >Although it's almost certainly not the best way to get out of a maze, the
>>>bullet-proof way is to walk forward with one shoulder against the wall. You
>>>will get to the exit if there is one.
>>
>>Unless its a dual centric maze. These are unconnected. In which case you
>>can get out of the inner maze or the outer maze, but not both.
>>
>>
>>Peter
>Peter:
>One has to be able to enter both mazes and as such a right-wall
>solution should work. I must not see/understand how a dual centric
>maze would work.
>
>tedd

Tedd, Here is a dual concentric maze in its simplest form. You are at X.

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Peter
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