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Ils construisent des cabanes de rêve dans les arbres Grimper aux arbres, se réfugier dans les branches, et trouver le meilleur emplacement pour sa cabane : un jeu merveilleux pour beaucoup d’enfants. Et certains, en grandissant, en font leur métier. C’est le cas d’ Andreas Wenning, l’un des constructeurs de cabanes les plus innovants. >> À lire aussi : Tentez de gagner deux nuits dans une cabane sur l'eau avec notre concours Un rêve d’enfant : vivre dans les arbres Ses cabanes ne sont pas seulement des abris où se retirer pour passer un moment suspendu, hors du temps, et proche de la nature, mais aussi des perchoirs hors du commun. Comme cette petite chambre ovale, qui ressemble à un vaisseau spatial posé à mi-hauteur des arbres. Une autre de ses créations est elle aussi ovale, mais posée cette fois à la verticale. Une maison autour d’un tronc Andreas Wenning n’est pas le seul maître des cabanes outre-Rhin. Les chambres sont perchées : on peut donc passer la nuit à 10 mètres de haut.

The Treehouse Guide - Tree house supports construction tutorial Rainbow Family member 43 Hitchwiki Zamieszkaj na chwilę w domku na drzewie (ZDJĘCIA) Pod Nałęczowem powstał pierwszy pensjonat, który wznosi się ponad korony drzew. Widok jest zachwycający. "W drzewach" to kompleks trzech domków położonych w pięknych lasach, w pobliżu lessowych wąwozów. - Pomysł był dość spontaniczny, jako świeżo upieczeni rodzice chcieliśmy wybudować domek na drzewie dla naszego syna. Zobacz też: Pięć sposobów na domek wakacyjny bez pozwolenia na budowę. Region dostał dofinansowanie na rozwój turystyki z Unii Europejskiej, z którego skorzystali właściciele. Właściciele codziennie dostarczają swoim gościom śniadanie w koszach piknikowych, które zostawiają pod drzwiami. - Nie planujemy budować więcej domków, bo chcemy, żeby to miejsce pozostało kameralne. Kliknij w zdjęcie, żeby zobaczyć więcej

Fantasy Forest Tree House 8:57pm | Aug 21st, 2010 If this looks large to you, imagine how big it would seem to someone half your size or smaller. Like some childrens picture-book come to life, this ‘Enchanted Forest‘ wooden tree house may look a bit kitsch to us as adults from a design perspective – but for kids it is one very cool combination of fairy tale magic and real-life adventure. Held up by a combination of wooden beams and actual tree trunks, a spiral staircase connects this series of interdependent levels to effectively create a single (narrative) structure out of a number of semi-autonomous rooms and floors along the way. -Via Dornob stumble Tumblr

The Longest Photographic Exposures in History - The Latest - itchy i The tremendous popularity of this article with more than half a million (!) clicks in one month inspired me to contact the artist Michael Wesely himself. I felt there were questions by readers which I couldn't answer correctly without talking to Michael. And I also wanted to tell him how much his worked was loved and how many people saw it as an inspiration for their own works and lives. From the many comments I learned, that many of you were astonished by the beauty of the images but also by the technical aspects of their making. But Michael confirmed that he indeed created continuous, uninterrupted exposures over those long periods of time. Michael Wesely, Palast der Republik, Berlin (28.6.2006 - 19.12.2008), © Michael Wesely, Michael wanted to highlight that he also sees those lines as an indicator for something else. His works were truly a hard and long labour of love. It took Michael months and months of experimenting to make sure the negatives weren't going to be over-exposed.

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How to Build a Treehouse | Pioneer Settler Fantasy Forest Tree House Straight out of a Kids Story Book If this looks large to you, imagine how big it would seem to someone half your size or smaller. Like some childrens picture-book come to life, this ‘Enchanted Forest‘ wooden tree house may look a bit kitsch to us as adults from a design perspective – but for kids it is one very cool combination of fairy tale magic and real-life adventure. Held up by a combination of wooden beams and actual tree trunks, a spiral staircase connects this series of interdependent levels to effectively create a single (narrative) structure out of a number of semi-autonomous rooms and floors along the way. Part of a larger theme park in the rural old-growth forests of British Columbia, this is part of a sizable fantasy-themed environment that blends natural wonders, wild animals and folklore classics both old and new in a kid-friendly resort setting.

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