Ever been to one of those corn mazes? They can be kind of neat, but what I personally enjoy more is going through it without knowing what it looks like from an aerial view, and trying to guess what it looks like based on the way we have to walk through. Of course, I am without fail totally wrong, but it's still fun. But regardless of how good or bad you are at it, you would be excused for not guessing this one. The corn field is shaped into the world's largest QR code, and stretches 309,570 square feet (or about 29,000 square metres). The question on everyone's minds is "But if I scan it with my phone from a helicopter, will it actually work?" The answer - happily - is yes! Scan the code and it will take you directly to the website for the Kraay Family Farm, the ones who originated the QR code maze.
Armed with a laptop, a Pepsi, and a swivel chair, J.D. sets out to uncover the deepest secrets of the film world.
Or, ya know, just write random movie-related lists. Either way....
Ever been to one of those corn mazes? They can be kind of neat, but what I personally enjoy more is going through it without knowing what it looks like from an aerial view, and trying to guess what it looks like based on the way we have to walk through. Of course, I am without fail totally wrong, but it's still fun. But regardless of how good or bad you are at it, you would be excused for not guessing this one. The corn field is shaped into the world's largest QR code, and stretches 309,570 square feet (or about 29,000 square metres). 