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Thoughts of the treehouse haunted him.
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Wandering through Tarzan's Treehouse is always a fun adventure. It doesn't matter how old you are, you still get to be a kid climbing a tree.
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Built around 16 mature lime trees, Alnwick Treehouse is a 6,000 sq ft complex of turreted cottages linked by suspended walkways, high in the trees outside the walls of the main garden. It’s a place for children and adults to learn, play and relax. And although it’s 60 feet high, there’s access via a ramp so The Treehouse, its rope bridges and walkways in the sky are accessible to everyone.
The Treehouse was built using natural materials from sustainable resources including Canadian Cedar, Scandinavian Redwood and English and Scotch pine, and the quirky design is so at home in its environment that it looks as if The Treehouse has grown out of the ground.
New Years Eve at "Out N' About Treesort" in Cave Junction, Oregon. It was quite the magical snowy wonderland atop the connecting tree top cabins.
The silence.
The darkness.
The wind.
The comfort.
The loneliness.
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''A tree house, a free house,
A secret you and me house,
A high up in the leafy branches
Cozy as can be house.
A street house, a neat house,
Be sure to wipe your feet house
Is not my kind of house at all -
Let's go live in a tree house.''
- Shel Silverstein, Where the Sidewalk Ends.
My available bricks were getting increasingly bizarre - largely just the medieval village plus a pot half full of wood bricks. But I had the urge to build something really cool, and not a car.
So I did.
Have you ever been to a place that is so magical it feels like another world entirely?
TreeHouse Point is that place for me.
As a child I could scale any tree and would beg for a treehouse but my dad never relented. So when I saw this place it was a childhood dream realized. These are artistic, individual, fantastic little living spaces. You can spend the night in most of them! The photos of this place I've posted here hardly scratch the surface. I encourage you to at the very least take a tour of this stunning, magical property full of unique treehouses. There are many woodland paths, little rustic bridges, the most beautiful bubbling river full of smooth rocks, a gorgeous main lodge--the entire place feels like a fairyland or something out of Lord of the Rings or some such fantasy book or movie.
The experience is hardly one I can properly sum up. You must experience it for yourself.
Nick Weston left London life to live in a treehouse for 6 months. He hunts, fishes, forages and eats very well! He built the house himself, and is currently building a coracle to paddle down his river to the sea... Learn more at www.huntergathercook.typepad.com
Swiss Family Treehouse in the Magic Kingdom. The walk-through attraction is centered around a giant treehouse where everyone can hear and see various scenes based on the Disney film Swiss Family Robinson. The tree, while intended to look real, is actually made up of steel, concrete, and stucco, stretching 60 feet (18 m) tall and 90 feet (27 m) wide. Yet, it looks exactly like the one in the movie.