If you think a tree house

If you think a tree house, you would probably think a little boxy wooden abomination safe to dangerous levels in only the large tree in the garden. If you want creative, you can enter a door, possibly a carpet, maybe even a TV? But there will probably be destroyed only by the children and left, why?
How would you feel romp out 3.5 million pounds in a tree house? Think about how much rope ladders and head-Series phones, which you can buy it! With the kind of money you can build a huge, five-story house on elevated, dozens of trees. Well, someone thought about it, and they built them. That someone Duchess of Northumberland, the Goliath on the grounds of the Alnwick Gardens in the film version of Harry Potter is to be built, using the command.
The huge tree house spread over 6,000 square meters with 4,000 square meters of sidewalks and bridges and suspended 56 feet in the air. It includes a 120-seat restaurant, three conference rooms, a number of classrooms, a cafe and numerous towers. There is even despite the obvious safety issue, an open fireplace
The structure is bolted, ropes and went back to a somewhat deliberate tangle of shingles, beams, and of course driving. It was, is seen as part of the largest garden-UK project ever built.
The designers claim you can get anywhere on a wheelchair and no matter how old or young. "There was a survey last year that one third of the children were not allowed to climb trees, we lack the challenge to enable such a risk. And why should not the less vulnerable of all age groups, see the life the trees, "said the duchess, a mother of four children, who himself was a remarkable tree climber as a child.
The garden project has created 300 new jobs and attract more than half a million visitors in the last year that the North-East top paid attraction. It is now the third most popular garden in the country. Almost 50% of the funds for the project were from the public sector which should be repaid with more than 150 million pounds contribution to the local economy in the next 10 years. Alnwick next big attraction will be missed, the art-covered Poison Garden, which opened in April.

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