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Treehouse/Play Structure
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I like the two-level aspect of this; my kids like the idea of the rope area underneath the higher level, although I think they'd like a "house" that was slightly more closed off (e.g., rather than being completely open). This is probably the structure that got the most excitement from the kids, and that I keep thinking of.
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I like the irregularity and playfulness of this structure. And I like the hammock underneath the playhouse structure.
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Looks like a fun and inviting climbing/walking spot, on the horizontal branch.
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Love the possibility for multiple hammocks here, and I wonder if these could be versatile as frameworks for other kinds of play (not sure wha exactly!).
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I like how this creates a new topography — the hill looks fun to jump off of, etc. — although the inside of the house might be cramped — ?
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I like the multi-level aspect of this and having a variety of ways to approach it from the ground.
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I like the multi-level nature of this and the apparent simplicity of the structure.
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Toby and Finnegan like the "porch" aspect to this and, I think, also the irregular shape of the inside.
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My kids like that this structure has a "porch" as well as an inside.
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Again, the porch/inside combination is appealing. I like that this structure looks like one that could work across many different ages, too (e.g., also as a hangout space for older kids).
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Interested in this one as a structure that could be used throughout the years for different purposes.
I like the two-level aspect of this; my kids like the idea of the rope area underneath the higher level, although I think they'd like a "house" that was slightly more closed off (e.g., rather than being completely open). This is probably the structure that got the most excitement from the kids, and that I keep thinking of.
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