There once was a kind child, named Bob. Who grew up to be an even kinder farmer.

He grew all sorts of fruits, like tomatoes, and all sorts of vegetables, like candy corn.

Bob was happy to grow these foods because he knew that they would feed the villagers, and Bob loved helping the villagers.

One day, Bob was returning to his farm after delivering all his crops to the village.

When suddenly, he noticed a new path in the forest. Bob had spent his life living in this area, but had never noticed this path before. Being curious, Bob followed the path deep into the woods.

As he ventured deeper and deeper, he noticed it became darker and darker with the shade of the thick trees. At the end of the path is where he saw it.

Standing in a clearing, bathing in one ray of sunshine was an old well that seemed to have never been used. He reached the well, and hearing myths of wishes coming true, threw down a coin while thinking really hard about what he really wanted.

He turned around to return home, with a smile on his face.

Bob continued to work his fields morning and night the whole time remembering the trip to the well. He would go out and talk to the tiny plants hoping they would become something magical.

As time passed, he started to notice something different, the crop of fruits and vegetables were growing at a rather fast pace.

And then one day he woke up and was surprised to see that his corn was the size of his tractor, and the tomatoes were larger than his horse!!!

Bob was shocked, but then ecstatic! He saw all these great crops, and knew that he could feed the village for years! So with a skip in his step he got to work, and boy did he work harder than he ever has.

Bob had to use his horse just to drag one tomato. He had to use his entire body to pull off one ear of corn.

Instead of making one trip to the village a week he was now taking 3 to 4 trips a day. All this extra work was wearing heavy on Bob, though.