Chicks up in the tree

[Peter Forsell]

Nea (8 years) and Evelina (18 years) enjoyed some tree climbing. I preferred the solid ground.


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[Jacques Pochoy]

Quite a feat for the 8 years old !!! I would also have preferred to stay on the ground 
What also interesting is that those structures are designed not to "hurt" the trees, just squeezing them a bit but no nails or screws. Nicely thought

[Fons Baerken]

Good practice too strengthen the muscles, improve balance an agility, and a tonus for the menta.

[John Geerts]

Quite a feat for the 8 years old !!! I would also have preferred to stay on the ground 
What also interesting is that those structures are designed not to "hurt" the trees, just squeezing them a bit but no nails or screws. Nicely thought

Yes great setup. Impressive overview Peter

Always loved to climb in trees and still do.   

[armando_m]

It is a great experience to go up into such things

One of my kids would love to go on one of this , the other wouldn't

It's nice that is not crowded

[Akira]

Good practice too strengthen the muscles, improve balance an agility, and a tonus for the menta.

...and a prevention for acrophobia.   

[Peter Forsell]

Good practice too strengthen the muscles, improve balance an agility, and a tonus for the menta.

I agree and I was impressed with the enthusiastic and fearless attitude of the girls.

Yes great setup. Impressive overview Peter

Always loved to climb in trees and still do.   

Thank you. I have not tried this stuff yet and the last time I climbed a tree was about 10 years ago when I had to cut the treetop first before cutting the rest. And before that.... well maybe when I was 10. 

It is a great experience to go up into such things

One of my kids would love to go on one of this , the other wouldn't

It's nice that is not crowded

Thank you. We were early birds, we arrived there just about when they opened and hence were the first ones in the track.

...and a prevention for acrophobia.   

Well... or worsen it 

Quite a feat for the 8 years old !!! I would also have preferred to stay on the ground 
What also interesting is that those structures are designed not to "hurt" the trees, just squeezing them a bit but no nails or screws. Nicely thought

That was actually one of my first thoughts also when i saw the structures. First I thought "what a waste" but when I realized the trees are pretty much safe I thought "nicely done."