A Brookfield corn maze is supporting Dolly Parton's children's literacy program with its fall festival. From a bird's-eye view, the maze includes Dolly's face and her name, followed by "an American treasure." The owners, Danielle and Mike Gallop, said her passing makes the design bittersweet, but more meaningful.
A Brookfield corn maze is supporting Dolly Parton's children's literacy program with its fall festival.
From a bird's-eye view, the maze includes Dolly's face and her name, followed by "an American treasure." The owners, Danielle and Mike Gallop, said her passing makes the design bittersweet, but more meaningful.
"She's a fantastic woman." This maze is one of 20 across the country that is taking part in the "Get Lost with Dolly" fall festival campaign.
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A Brookfield corn maze is supporting Dolly Parton's children's literacy program with its fall festival. From a bird's-eye view, the maze includes Dolly's face and her name, followed by "an American treasure." The owners, Danielle and Mike Gallop, said her passing makes the design bittersweet, but more meaningful. "She's a fantastic woman." This maze is one of 20 across the country that is taking part in the "Get Lost with Dolly" fall festival campaign.
chose Parton to be part of the maze months ago. "We were so excited to honor her and celebrate her life," Danielle said.
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