Jeri Wakefield always wanted a special getaway as a little girl. When she became a grandmother she decided to give her grandkids the memories she always wanted as a little girl. This incredible tree house is a story of love, family and finding a home for things other people no longer value.
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Wonderful, Shel Silverstein has a lovely poem about tree houses, it begins, “A tree house, a free house, A secret you and me house…”
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