August 5th, 2005
Galley Brother B.J. sends along this link about Jack Barnhart’s treehouse:
An accomplished woodworker, Barnhart dreamed of building a treehouse – but not one of the scrapped-together versions the word conjures up in most people’s minds.
The cozy little cottage he was envisioning would put the Swiss Family Robinson to shame, with two staircases, built-in closets and cabinets, a wet bar, high-quality insulated windows, water and electricity, cable TV and a rooftop patio – not to mention table service for six.
And instead of climbing a ladder from the ground, his treehouse would be accessible by a soaring footbridge, connected to the deck of his home some 65 feet away across a ravine.
Scroll down to see a great picture of the finished product.
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