Think Tree House
August 29, 2010
The High Life does not have to be the Preserve of the Young or Super fit : - Think Tree House
As a child, my abiding memory of summer was spending carefree days climbing trees in the nearby woods and building structures that could loosely be described as tree houses. Sadly, old age and a complete lack of fitness mean that today, the stairs are enough of a challenge let alone a gnarled 20 foot tree.
However, you will be pleased to know that enjoying the garden from an elevated position is no longer the preserve of the young, the super fit or experienced mountaineers. Subject to planning permission (which in certain cases will be required), tree houses can offer a novel and multifunctional way of enjoying the great outdoors from the comfort of your own garden.
There is no limit as to what you can build a tree house for, be it a wooden playhouse, tree fort, office or place to entertain. Tree houses can be built solely within a huge tree, they can be partially supported by tree trunks or be totally free standing. The tree house can be any height off the ground and finished in so many different ways.
The fun of having a structure elevated off the ground is all the associated activity that goes with it, be it the fireman's pole or a bridge rope.
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