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Mystery of the Treehouse Drawbridge Solved!
The Uppermost House, our 300 sq. ft. timberframe treehouse in the Maine woods, is full of odd things. Perhaps the oddest, is the drawbridge—it certainly gets the most comments. Cobbled togethe… more →
TREEHOUSE CHRONICLES
The Tree House Project ‘08 - Phase 8, DONE!
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fooeyusa wrote 1 year ago: Well, here it is all finished! It turned out much better than we ever expected. We hope you enjoyed … more →
The Tree House Project ‘08 - Phase 5, more floor.
fooeyusa wrote 1 year ago: The guys managed to sneak in a little more floor time before lightning started bolting all over the … more →
Treehouse Book Makes Great Gift
treehouseguy wrote 2 years ago: There’s still time to give the dreamer among your family and friends a great book for the ho … more →
Winter arrives at the treehouse
treehouseguy wrote 2 years ago: Last night I found my daughter staring out the kitchen window. “Oh, no,” she said, hands … more →
Treehouse Chronicles: A Great Gift Book
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treehouseguy wrote 2 years ago: With the holidays coming, I thought I would give you a sneak peak at our book Treehouse Chronicles: … more →
Waiting for the ground to freeze
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treehouseguy wrote 2 years ago: This time of year each night gets darker and colder and the frost seeps deeper into the earth. In a … more →
Treehouse sets new record
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treehouseguy wrote 3 years ago: More than 50 people visited the treehouse over the Thanksgiving break and for an hour or so on Satur … more →
Treehouse Design & Engineering
treehouseguy wrote 3 years ago: The simplest solutions are often the most elegant. Designing a system to keep the Uppermost House … more →
Wind, wind, and more wind
treehouseguy wrote 3 years ago: Wind gusting to close to 60 mph, and driving three inches of rain ahead of it, rocked the treehouse … more →
Mystery of the Treehouse Drawbridge Solved!
treehouseguy wrote 2 years ago: The Uppermost House, our 300 sq. ft. timberframe treehouse in the Maine woods, is full of odd thin … more →
