"Fairy Trail for Autistic Son Becomes Public Attraction"

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Therese Ojibway created a fairy trail in South Mountain Reservation, N.J., for her autistic son, which has now become a public attraction with over 80 fairy dwellings. After moving away, two women took over as the trail's keepers, organizing events and maintaining the enchanting forest. The trail has drawn children and families to explore nature, sparking imagination and fostering a love for the outdoors. Ojibway's small bit of magic continues to captivate young hikers and their parents.
She made a fairy trail for her autistic son; now it's a public destination The Washington Post
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