Small Wishing Well Plans at WoodCraftPlans.com

Small Wishing Well Plans
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Wishing wells and yard decorations are a great way to cover up unsightly pipes or other industrial things which may protrude through your otherwise perfect lawn. This particular little wishing well is just over 45" tall and is about 20" wide -- good for the flowerbed, garden, or even a small yard -- a very versatile size wishing well.

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