Pensacola Treehouse
The tree house is an old American tradition, but most treehouses are fairly primitive things, more like a raft high in the tree branches with sticks nailed into the tree to climb up. Few have walls, if it has walls, Daddy probably helped. But look at this house, and it’s magnificent tree house! I think it must have been built by a builder! And I wonder if it has air conditioning?
July 29, 2007 - Posted by intlxpatr | Building, Family Issues, Florida, Living Conditions, Lumix, Photos
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The house is really beautiful. I just fail to see where the tree house is?!
Now that’s probably the greenest green i have ever seen. Is that an old water pump i spot?? Does it work?
Kinan! It is the pink dollhouse looking thing to the middle right, on stilts!
Magical – I am so glad to see you again. It might be an old water pump, but because the house is new construction, I would guess that the pump is more decorative than functional. Look at the lawn – I am pretty sure they have the in-ground watering pumps, like Rainbird.
I had a treehouse in Kuwait once upon a time..
Oh I’m glad I read kinan’s comment cuz I though I was the only one who failed to see it
Not just the treehouse, it’s one beautiful house as a whole. Love the green surroundings and the calm view. I want one. :/
R – YOU had a treehouse? In Kuwait? Oh WOW! Do you have any photos? Have you started interviewing your grandparents?
Elijah – you couldn’t see it? LOL!
Mac – it is a lovely house, and I think it also has a beautiful view. I was so busy taking the photo that I didn’t check – some views of the bay are blocked by trees.