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Oh, wait, that's wrong. HERE's the real picture:
http://www.asatru.ru/visions/wotanswert.jpg
Oops, I did it again. That's actually Alan Lee's depiction of the tree Hunding's Hall is built from in Wagner's Ring Cycle. (Note to self: find more of Alan Lee's pictures of Wagner.)
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I can think of several pros and cons of the situation. What if you made it out of a fruit tree? Would you then be able to eat yourself out of house and home?
1 comment:
I saw an hour TV show on the HD Science channel a couple of weeks ago covering futuristic housing. I am fan of modern architecture, but it ended up to be about 45 minutes of this futuristic tree house. It seems like a cool idea, but you would have to re-cover the house every 8 years or something. It seems like a very green idea, but think of all the bugs that would live in your walls. I'm not a big bug fan.
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