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| If you choose to make a treehouse your home, then you'll certainly be in good company. In fact, throughout history some of the most interesting, influential and inspiring icons of our time have lived in, up or even under trees. | ||
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| Of course creating buzz in cyberspace is a far cry from what we personally like to spend our time doing - we'd much rather be out there in the real world, climbing up trees and creating magic with our hands. But in a time of information overload, where 1000's of customers are choosing to shop and browse online, it always pays to tell the world quite how fantastic your treehouses really are! | ||
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| Despite always having one or more interesting projects on the go, at Treehouse Life we're constantly dreaming 'bigger and better' and thinking up new and exciting directions to go in. So here are just a few of the projects we'd love to sink our teeth and tools into, given half the chance. | ||
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| Whether you're looking for somewhere to gather the team each morning, a
place to 'Wow' the clients or even a quiet retreat to escape and talk
tactics, your new treehouse HQ could offer your business the perfect
place to plug in your laptops, read your emails and get that first
caffeine fix of the day. | ||
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| So now that every conceivable occasion has been taken take of, it does seem only fair that there should be at least one day in the year to mark the humble tree. And believe it or not, there is. In fact there are 2 whole days dedicated to trees - in Australia at least. | ||
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| Always on the lookout for some extra inspiration, Paul took the opportunity to visit the Dreaming Tree himself whilst he was there, and spent some quality time sitting in the very same spot that Walt Disney had whiled away his time, day-dreaming about talking mice, fairytale castles and magical fantasy worlds. | ||
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| How dull would life be for those young minds just discovering the importance of imagination, if a box was just a box, a cave just a cave and a tree just a tree? Here at Treehouse Life - being a bunch of big kids ourselves - we are passionate about replacing the ordinary with the unexpected and sparking the imaginations of the next generation of doers, thinkers, inventors and explorers. | ||
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| But perhaps one of the
best things of all about being a
grandparent is being able to spoil your offspring's offspring, and treat
them to something you previously wouldn't have had the spare cash to
splash out on. Like a treehouse, for example. In fact, many of Treehouse
Life's customers are grandparents - retired, foot-loose and fancy free,
and finally in the financial position to do something really special
for their family. | ||
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| When it comes to designing, creating, imagining and building our incredible treehouses, here at Treehouse Life we simply refuse to conform to the expected. Or even accept that there are certain lines that shouldn't be crossed. We certainly don't believe in giving up, taking the easy road or listening to the words 'No', 'Impossible' or 'Can't be done'. | ||
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| Too often we spend our time worrying about the bigger picture. We waste precious years wanting more and more. We focus on the future and dwell in the past and then, as a consequence, forget to enjoy the present. | ||
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