A Visit to Danielle's  
Statue Garden

The centre of the Garden has a lake with five climatic regions of the world surrounding it, as a specially conceived concept complementary to the Garden's theme, "The World in a Garden." 

The Great Wall of China is not one wall, but several tribal walls linked together by decrees of Emperors of China. The wall is about 3000 miles long or 1500 miles on a straight line. About half the original wall stands today. Nearby our Great Wall sits an oriental pavilion, well placed to provide visitors with a bit of shade on their exploration of the gardens.

The garden is styled with a composite statue garden adjoined by Sophia, the island on the lake, set in a romantic landscape.

A stop at The Bridge's Bar for a soft drink or a glass of Humpty Dumpty's Red Stripe Beer before heading home is a fine way to end a visit to Danielle's Garden.

The Statue Garden has seven representative pieces in it: one for each continent. Here, we can see the Mayan Head and tablet. In the background is the Buddha statue, and to the right is Danielle's representation of the Great Wall of China.

Shaded forest paths lead the visitor around the perimeter of the lake and through the garden.

A national park in Japan, at Nikko, has, as one of its famous attractions, a red bridge. The bridge here is a stylized version of the famous bridge.

The wishing well is a design complement to the red bridge. The well has a bucket and bell and its own special system for wishing.

First, drop a coin through the bucket.
Next, ring the bell once.
Finally, close your eyes 
and make a wish.