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18 of the world's most stunning treehouses

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Fri, Mar 18 2011 at 1:25 PM EST
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Treehouses appeal to the child in all of us and bring us closer to nature. At one point you probably dreamed of living among the birds in a house nestled on the leafy branches of a towering tree. Whether these structures are tiny shacks clinging to a single bough, unique treetop observatories or sprawling works of art spanning several trees, there’s something magical about treehouses. Here’s a look at 18 of the world’s most stunning treetop structures and the unique stories behind them.

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Anonymous 03/21/2011 15:18 PM

It's probably too late for me now to live in a treehouse, but on my next go-around in a lifetime, that's a MUST!
Britt
http://www.EasyHealthAndWellness.com

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