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This has been a work in progress for over a month! I realized that I could tinker with this thing for ages, so I decided to take some final pictures before I get carried away. This was, by far, the most fun I have had building, ever. This is one creation that I will definitely have a hard time tearing down, in fact, I can see this staying intact for a long, long time.
The creativity that Lego bricks offer is just mind-blowing to me. I have always considered myself an artist, having worked with paint, pastels and pencils for the past 20 years. However, there is something special about rendering my fantastical creations in 3D. I basically built the tree house of my childhood dreams!
I got a new camera, a 12MP GE A1230, to replace our 2MP Canon S330 Digital Elph. It's meant as a cheap ($97) holdover until I get enough disposable income to drop $400+ on a proper camera. This is my test shoot. Images may be cropped, but were not color or gamma adjusted.
Another hi-res shot of our front yard. The gravel in our driveway used to be a huge 3+-foot-high pile. I spent 10 minutes a day kicking it around. After a month, we had some nice gravel to fill in the puddle that accumulates rainwater. Less wet feet....
driveway, flamingos, house, tombstone, trees.
front yard, Clint and Carolyn's house, Alexandria, Virginia.
March 27, 2009.
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Elberton, Georgia
Constructed in 1858 as the George Loehr family home. They continued their German tradition of celebrating Christmas with a candle lit Christmas tree, thus it's name. They moved from the house in 1875. It is listed on the NRHP.
The World's Largest Tree House is located off I-40 Exit 320 near Crossville, Tennessee. It was built by Horace Burgess, beginning in 1993, and took 11 years. Over 258K of nails were used on all the donated lumber. There is an estimated 8-10,000 square feet of floor space and is 100 feet tall. It is built around an 80 foot tall White Oak and 6 other supporting trees. From the top, where the bells are, you can Jesus in the garden below!
Kids tree house along country road
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In the hills west of Helena,Montana this grassland plant has bloomed, gone to seed and dried. It will soon be covered by winter snows.
TREE HOUSE - Tokyo (Japan) / MOUNT FUJI ARCHITECTS STUDIO
HIGH RESOLUTION ON CHANNELBETA
CHANNELBETA - Information Channel on Contemporary Architecture
Photo by © Ken'ichi Suzuki
Situated on West Nicholson Street, Edinburgh, the rear of the PEAR TREE HOUSE was pictured on September 1st 2011.
The peeling thick bark of a dead Willow tree is giving some Sparrows some much needed shelter from the cold weather.
This one peeped out to see whats about.