Balsa Wood Tree House: Jake Burlap

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Saturday, September 6, 2014

Almost...There...

Jake Burlap, trying to get into the "Missing Room" of an ancient tower in southern Scotland, during the eclipse of 06/29/1927:

Sunday, August 31, 2014

Precarious Perch

Must...get...inside!

Still needs work, but this is the first day's accomplishment.

There will be a window in the wall somewhere.

Monday, June 30, 2014

Ruins

An adventurer emerging from an old tunnel, which is not quite human-scaled:

Tree House Notes

We are aspiring artists. We draw, we write, we snap photographs of things we find interesting.

Why "Balsa Wood Tree House"? A tree house is usually built by committee, out of cool things that are lying around. It is sturdy, but a bit rough around the edges. It is rarely built by a professional carpenter. As we are not pros, our talent level is akin to balsa on a 'wood scale'. You wouldn't build a museum out of balsa wood, but it is versatile and fun. Hopefully you find our artistic contributions to be the same.