Those are some exquisite examples of arboreal architecture, moonbird. One day, when I grow up, I'm going to have a treehouse. I love them. posted by nomis at 8:28 PM on October 9, 2003
I am never going to grow up, but I would still love a tree house. Nice links. posted by dg at 8:49 PM on October 9, 2003
I have installed a fully functional fireplace in my treehouse. It was originally just for novelty value, but it's actually great when the air gets a bit chilly later in the day, and it makes heat out of all the off-cuts that I otherwise have to carry home to get rid of them. At the moment I don't use it, because there are some squirrels living in the chimney box...
I had a similar problem with my treehouse bidet - the robins kept using it as a bird bath. Just remember, future tree-dwellers: good fences make good neighbors.
lovely post, moonbird! posted by taz at 11:58 PM on October 9, 2003
What happens when the tree grows. Up. Out. Over. posted by stbalbach at 5:59 AM on October 10, 2003
Well, stbalbach, treehouse builder Ron seems to have invented some ingenious tree clamps that he loosens every spring. Cool.
posted by nomis at 8:28 PM on October 9, 2003