Conjecture of Wood, pseudo-arc, almost transitive Banach space

In 2005 Kawamura and Rambla, independently, constructed ametric counterexample to Wood's Conjecture from 1982. We exhibit a newnonmetric counterexample of a spaceL?, such that C_0(L?,C) is almost transitive,and show that it is distinct from a nonmetric space whose existencefollows from the work of Greim and Rajagopalan in 1997. Up to ourknowledge, this is only the third known counterexample to Wood'sConjecture. We also show that, contrary to what was expected, if a onepointcompactification of a space X is R.H. Bing's pseudo-circle thenC_0(X,C) is not almost transitive, for a generic choice of points.Finally, we point out close relation of these results on Wood'sconjecture to a work of Irwin and Solecki on projective Fra¨?ss´e limitsand projective homogeneity of the pseudo-arc and, addressingtheir conjecture, we show that the pseudo-circle is not approximatelyprojectively homogeneous.