For anyone who wants to make a pilgrimage I'm down. And as for those giant DIY structure enthusiasts, this treehouse is a great rival to the Bishop Castle in Colorado.
10/16/09
God's Treehouse, Crossville, Tennessee
I ran across these today in my wanderings (I just held back from making an horrendous joke). This is a 97-foot tree house by this religious nut. This place is actually called God's Treehouse. I neglected to include the image of the owner praying in one of the the rooms.
For anyone who wants to make a pilgrimage I'm down. And as for those giant DIY structure enthusiasts, this treehouse is a great rival to the Bishop Castle in Colorado.
For anyone who wants to make a pilgrimage I'm down. And as for those giant DIY structure enthusiasts, this treehouse is a great rival to the Bishop Castle in Colorado.
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Is it like Noah's ark for global warming?
Yea Bishop's Castle!!! Love it, dre, did you ever make it there?
this place makes mr. c's treehouse look like jimmy charge's wet dream. and that doesn't even make any sense!
definitely just made a comment from one of my work accounts. anyway, i regrettably never made it to bishop's castle. and i understand the jimmy charge (i thought it was targe) comment completely despite the wording. it made me laugh out loud at work, good stuff
it was targe
which makes me think, do you realize that the zak's head + puck incident stands as the jimmy targe moment for your class at cc? at least you've got good company
a loose parallel at best. though i didn't bring down the cc institution a la targe shutting down mr. c's, i did manage to get really obtrusive safety nets put up above the end boards in the world arena, successfully ruining the students' section's game experience. an accomplishment i hold dearly. plus i didn't move to michigan or whatever and completely fall off the face of the earth, or was that luke sully?
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