Poor Carpenter Builds An Incredible Treehouse In The Wilds Of Canada

[Nika]

16. Nice, I love it.

It is light, weatherproof, durible, perfect for activism. Often we keep the food up in the sits to keep it from being taken by USFS/BLM twig pigs or Freddies. It offers lots of protection against extraction attempts too.

Most of what we build is with scrap lumber, cargo netting and other material. It is rare to finda shelter like that one so made to order for light, low impact habitation up in a tree.

This sort of activism can be expensive just because good rope, tree climbing harnesses and hardware is not cheap. And only a fool goes aloft in a game of brinksmanship with the authorities witout the right gear.

I've nearly died when a security guard pulled on my rope and worked at precipitating a 40 feet fall to the ground some years ago. I am more careful now when I climb, but will never stop doing it.

Thanks for the link.