A priest named Horace Burgess, who lives in Crosville, Tennessee, owns the world's largest tree house. This amazing building rises up 29 and a half meters. The living oak 24.3 meters high, the diameter of which at the base is 3.65 meters, serves as support and support. Six other trees surround this amazing tower-fortress. Inside the building there are more than 80 rooms and many entrances, walkways, corners and stairs. This unique tree house, built essentially from wood debris, is located in the countryside, but attracts people from all over the country and from other states.
Story design
Horace Burgess tells the following story: in 1993, during a prayer, he felt God say to him: “If you start building a tree house, I will make it so that you never run out of material.”
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Since then, a self-taught carpenter and architect has been almost constantly working on this building, and he has not finished it yet! Mr. Burgess is adding more and more new elements to the tree house, using pieces of lumber from garages, sheds, and various destroyed buildings. According to the owner, a total of 258 thousand nails were used during construction.
