PB:

Ahhhh. you're right.  I bet the builders of the educational contest 
maze I spoke about had a rule or two about that. I never gave it a 
thought that there could be mazes within a maze that were not 
connected.

tedd


>But if you put the X at the outside, the same problem applies. You will
>never get to the "island".
>
>The "right hand method" can also fail if there are multiple exits.
>
>PB
>
>tedd wrote:
>>
>>  >Tedd, Here is a dual concentric maze in its simplest form. You are at X.
>>  >
>>  >-Peter
>>
>>  -Peter:
>>
>>  Okay, such a maze would not be considered legal for the maze race I
>>  previously described because one has to enter from outside. One
>>  cannot start from within.
>>
>>  tedd
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