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Kelly Turnbull@coelasquid.bsky.social |
The Canadian tundra version of this is my next door neighbour ploughed the roads in town and would dump the snow in our side yard so we had a big hill to sled down, and we’d build a quinzhee out of the top part of it with our dad every year.
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Allan, your robot dad
@allanis.gay
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The next door neighbour at my dad’s cottage had one. It was something the dad and son built together as a bonding thing.
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Kategod 🐉🧿🦑𓅛🪬
@kategodart.bsky.social
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a few of my friends had cool parents that built them (fairly jank) treehouses but we mostly just made structures out of sticks under pine trees
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A.G.Willow
@willowsquest.bsky.social
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i DESPERATELY wanted a treehouse as a kid, but my parents totally refused, so the best we had was the Community Roadside Bush Hole, where a copse of trees and bushes across the road from the elementary school was crawled into by various kids frequently enough to tamp down a child-sized hidey hole
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Wheeler
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I'm from Arizona (no tall trees either) and we used to do this with dirt piles whenever somebody in the neighborhood rented equipment, dug out "bunkers" and everything
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Megan Kearney @ TCAF
@spookymeggie.bsky.social
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There was a tree-platform on my grandma's farm but it had an old rug on it that was inhabited by every earwig, so we really never used it. I imagine it was built in the early eighties by some of the first wave grandkids, maybe?
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Sharkey
@sharkey.bsky.social
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Depending how you define tree house we had several. Lived in the middle of the woods near a neighbor's junkyard so we built jankity ass lost boys villages with orc engineering counterweight elevators and shit. Probably a lot of extremely nearby alternate universes where we all died.
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Joey Protons
@tankhammer.bsky.social
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A friend of mine had a treehouse built on a wood frame with plywood sides. Even had shingles on the roof! My favorite part, though, was an old wall phone installed into it with a Batman sticker on it like it was a hotline.
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Jonathan
@jallen327.bsky.social
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I had a treehouse growing up in Washington state 1978-1986. My dad built it for my brothers and I. It was scary high up in between three trees. Must have been 15+ feet off the ground. Getting in and out was terrifying because the entrance was at an odd angle. No one fell, thankfully. 8)
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Chris “Chance!” Brown
@chance-second.bsky.social
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I remember my dad, with the best intentions, said if I wanted one I had to plan and build it myself Which at 11 was a challenge of me falling 10 feet multiple times
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