Apart from the tree this place looks in reasonable nick, is it still used? Not sure why this being beyond my experience, just seem slightly unreal. Paul at Leeds daily photo
Thx for all your comments. We stayed at Cherokee Mountain Retreat in Mt Macedon recently (link below). This bush shack was on the property. I think the roof has actually been extended to wrap around the trees as an artwork. It's ver clever and unique. We thoroughly recommend the Cherokee Mountain Retreat. A wmderful escape in an isolated location only an hour from Melbourne. The actual accommodation is wonderful and has no gum trees growing through it. Here's the web address http://www.stayz.com.au/79895
The entire thing is mind-boggling, and incredibly beautiful. The tree dripping with bark, just the majesty of it. Maybe that charred section is where the old fireplace was, although with all the resectioning, it could be anything. I will investigate that Stay for 2012.
I am pleased you all saw something special in this subject. For me it pottage the majesty and dominance of our eucalyptus. John's comment above about taking care when feeding your houseplants mad me laugh.
! Never seen anything like it!
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Is it real? Awesome!
ReplyDeleteApart from the tree this place looks in reasonable nick, is it still used? Not sure why this being beyond my experience, just seem slightly unreal. Paul at Leeds daily photo
ReplyDeleteHaha, that's fantastic!! I guess this makes the trees and the cottage interdependent on each other, right??
ReplyDeleteHave a great day!!
An incredible sight! One wall appears charred! I wonder if fire may have scattered seeds and ignited growth in the cabin?
ReplyDeleteThx for all your comments. We stayed at Cherokee Mountain Retreat in Mt Macedon recently (link below). This bush shack was on the property. I think the roof has actually been extended to wrap around the trees as an artwork. It's ver clever and unique. We thoroughly recommend the Cherokee Mountain Retreat. A wmderful escape in an isolated location only an hour from Melbourne. The actual accommodation is wonderful and has no gum trees growing through it. Here's the web address http://www.stayz.com.au/79895
ReplyDeleteThe entire thing is mind-boggling, and incredibly beautiful. The tree dripping with bark, just the majesty of it. Maybe that charred section is where the old fireplace was, although with all the resectioning, it could be anything. I will investigate that Stay for 2012.
ReplyDeleteAmazing photo Joe and will add the retreat to my melbourne "to visit" list. Thanks for the link.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic photo Joe, don't you just love it when you come across something like this..Brilliant!!
ReplyDeleteThis is just great! Thank you.
ReplyDeleteYou should always take care when feeding your houseplants.
ReplyDeletenature vs. humankind. what an incredible picture.
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Huh. That is one surreal scene. Maybe it's meant to be symbolic. How nature can't be tamed by man, something along those lines... good one, Joe.
ReplyDeleteOops, I see I pretty much just repeated what ρομπερτ said!
ReplyDeleteI am pleased you all saw something special in this subject. For me it pottage the majesty and dominance of our eucalyptus. John's comment above about taking care when feeding your houseplants mad me laugh.
ReplyDeleteFantastic !!! I've never seen such a situation.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad we don't have a tree growing through our roof! Yikes!
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