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TREEHOUSE: FIRST IMPRESSIONS

August 18, 2010 by Michael Zimmermann 1 Comment

View from top of cliff on Drag Lake

A while back, I posted about the cottage that Suzanne Dimma was building in Southern Ontario with her husband-to-be, and I thought I’d follow up with a link to Arriz Hassam’s blog post on the same subject. Unfortunately, it seems like it’s just the one post, but there are such beautiful images of the countryside that I had to share. There are no pictures of the cottage itself, which is a shame, but you can get your fill with Suzanne’s blog posts. Some of it is about her personal experiences, or the design of the cottage. I like seeing how they’ve managed to make a very comfortable, secluded place in the woods. I have never thought that camping, canoeing, hiking, living, or just retreating to the woods has to be about “roughing” it. This couple has managed to prove this point in a graceful way.

See Arriz’s photos and blog:

  • Treehouse: first impressions

Read Suzanne Dimma’s Blog posts:

  • Survivor: Cottage Edition (The original post)
  • Survivor Part 2: Cottage Construction
  • Hours before the wedding (One of the nicest outhouses I’ve ever seen!)
  • Cottage Kitchen Installation

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Arriz Hassam, construction, cottage, Suzanne Dimma

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