Amazing Tree Houses

Tree houses, treehouses, or tree forts, are buildings constructed among the branches or next to the trunk of one or more mature trees, and are raised above the ground. Tree houses can be built for recreation or permanent habitation. Generally, the term "tree fort" is used only for recreational structures and not permanent homes. A lot of kids dream to have a tree house where they can play, but this dream is not always possible especially for those who live in big cities. Anyway for those who want a collection of amazing tree houses like the one in the picture bellow you can see a great tree houses on Freshome.

How 315 Billion Dollars Look Like

This amounts of money are an impossible for anyone to visualize. Let's have a look, starting with the one dollar ... it's roughly 6 inches long, and 2½ inches wide. It's roughly as thick as a regular piece of paper. Now we will continue to make imagine larger and larger pictures, with more and more money, and at the end I'm sure that you will be amazed by these "mountains" of money, millions, billions. So if you are going to earn so much money you'll need some big deposits if you would like to keep them.

No Ordinary Love (with no ordinary images)

I had never seen this before, and the photographer had no background information. So after reading through the comments on Flickr, someone who lived in the area was able to provide a few more details. And another user found the link to the artist's website.

clipped from www.flickr.com this is in the cemetery at mount macedon, victoria it is about 80km west of melbourne or something like that it is the grave of a guy, and his wife commissioned this sculpture for it as an expression of her love for him clipped from docs.google.com clipped from www.users.bigpond.com Artist: Peter Schipperheyn, born Melbourne Australia 1955-  Title:  "Asleep"  carved 1987  Dimensions: 460 mm in height by 2020 mm in length by 800 mm in depth [life-size figure].  Medium: Carrara Statuario Marble .  Present location: Mt Macedon Cemetery, Mt Macedon. Victoria. clipped from docs.google.com clipped from www.flickr.com the gravestone IS amazing...the detail and the pose are both provocative and disturbing at the same time. The way her hair is spread out and her right hand gripping the edge is so incredibly realistic! What a wonderful piece of work. clipped from docs.google.com clipped from www.flickr.com the gravestone by itself. the perspective of this, along with all the other ordinary gravestones is just amazing. the contrast between the feminine curves and the rectangular edges is so stark and stunning clipped from www.users.bigpond.com clipped from www.flickr.com Sad, yet amazingly beautiful. I've never seen anything like this before

Worst Cat Jump Ever

This cat is really cute, I don't know how she did this mistake, but the result is hilarious. I watched this video 10 times I think and I keep laughing.

Solitude in the World of Animals

This is what I call a great picture, just in the right place at the right time, and the best part ... WITH A CAMERA. You can't get a picture like this everyday. If that moose would be everyday in that spot practicing his sexual technique I'm sure that tourists would be very happy. Finally I hope the buffalo statue will resist, because the moose is pretty big, and very horny.

This Parrot Has Some Moves

Take a look at this talented parrot. He really knows how to dance, on Back Street boys song "Everybody." The 11-year-old medium sulfur-crested cockatoo lifts his legs, squawks and bobs his head, flashing his bright yellow crest to the beat of the boy band's "Everybody (Backstreet's Back)." He even takes a bow with a vigorous bob of his head at the end of the 1997 pop tune. Enjoy !

Tattoo Tuesday #2

Title: The Hermit

Style: Black/Grey

Collector: Rudy

Body Area: Ribs