The Wishing Arch

 The Wishing Arch
 Once upon a time in a land called O.B.(where the beach and ocean meet) there was a garden that Daniel Wallace and Judith May called Wonder-full-land.Wallace and May dreamed, planted and played there for 12 years sharing heart energy and harmony.What began in 1997 with one lonely pansy grew into a storybook land protected by 12 arches of once living trees built by Wallace and tiny gardens planted by May.170 critters resided there too, created from treasures dragged home from the alleys of O.B. and the imagination  of Wallace and May.In 2003 Wallace and May wished to share their heart energy, harmony and garden they called Wonder-full-land with the community.Wallace placed 57 pieces of twine in a basket and attached it to the Entrancing Arch over the front gate with an invitation to tie a wish.
 
 The Wishing Arch
Would anyone respond? Would anyone tie a wish? Wallace and May excitedly waited to see. The response to their invitation was beyond anything they had wished for.People from the community of O.B., from many states and several countries tied wishes and toured the garden Wallace and May call Wonder-full-land.
As of May, 2008, over 15,000 wishes have been entwined upon “The Wishing Arch”.It is with deep gratitude that Wallace and May’s wish to share their heart energy and harmony has come true.