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Kristie Wolfe’s Unique Airbnbs
In the past ten years, Kristie Wolfe has made a name for herself as the queen of unique Airbnbs. I’ve covered her several times on the Tiny House Blog and experienced one of her unique stays: The Crystal Peak Lookout. Kristie’s Unique Airbnbs. Here is a list with links to Kirstie’s unique Airbnbs. A Big … Read more
Continue readingKlickitat Treehouse: a Luxurious Nature Experience
Klickitat Treehouse is an extraordinary alpine modern tiny house fully supported by large fir trees in White Salmon, Washington. Spending the night there is absolutely magical! During our stay there, every window view reminded me that we were suspended in the trees, an intimate nature experience that is surprisingly soothing. Upscale decor elements enthralled my … Read more
Continue readingDerek ‘Deek’ Diedricksen and the DIY Treehouse Building
My good friend Deek is back with a new podcast interview with Ethan. Derek Deek Diedricksen is here to talk DIY Treehouse Building. We are talking about do it yourself backyard building that all you need is some good trees, some tools, and a dream. Deek is an expert on treehouses and has built many. … Read more
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Eureka Springs: The Land of the Treehouse?
Tucked into the Ozark Mountains of Northwest Arkansas is the tiny, historical town of Eureka Springs. The hilly town’s population is only about 2,000 people, but the trees number in the hundreds of thousands. This might just make Eureka Springs the ideal place for treehouses since they seem to be everywhere. Eureka Springs, Arkansas might … Read more
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Maine Tree Dwellings Even Have a Hot Tub with a View
Inspired by the waterway views from some newly purchased land in Maine, builders and artists Loren Francis, Ida Lennestål, Marsha Dunn and Philip Francis decided that the best structure to take advantage of the vistas would be a tree house. Seguin tree dwellings are located in Georgetown, Maine. Consequently not just one tree house, but … Read more
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