Composition

I saw this treehut at the beginning of this month and had no change or use it earlier. I don’t know exactly why they make them, you can find them often in the forest or large parks. Maybe the are for the animals to have something to get out of the rain, wind or cold....
Very tired so I visit all your albums tomorrow!

[Yolanda]

Great catch

[Susan Wakely]

Interesting- curious to know what it is for. We sometimes see them when children/ young adults have been tasked to build similar as a team building exercise.

[Carole Sandford]

Nice capture of this shelter.

[Benno]

great b&w!

I'm surprised to hear there are many - wonder what for .....

[Lou Ann]

How interesting.

[Babs]

What an interesting find. Maybe it is just kids playing in the woods. Our girls used to make dens with twigs and tree branches when they were young.

[Shutterbug]

Very interesting structure. Maybe they do it because they can or they want to know how long it will stay up.

[Lois]

I've never seen one of these! Interesting

[Jacqueline]

@framelight_byasli @dawrenda @loweygrace @shutterbug49 @onewing @louannwarren @bpfoto @carole_sandford @wakelys @yolanda Thank you all for your comments and fav’s! I did some research and found that they are used by children learning survival skills and adults who are walking a trail and building them. The scouting clubs here teach this...

[Casablanca]

There are lots of these in our local woods too, school and scout groups learning about nature skills.

[Peter H]

They seem to have become more popular during lockdown.

[Jacqueline]

@casablanca @peadar Interesting to hear that nature skills are thought throughout Europe.

[Anja]

Cool om zoiets te kunnen bouwen, maar ik hoop die skills nooit nodig te hebben :-)

[Nina Ganci]

excellent find and capture

[Jacqueline]

@stiggle @ninaganci Thanks Ladies!

[Pyrrhula]

Padvinders ? Hutten bouwen in het bos is een van mijn jeugdherinnerringen.

[Jacqueline]

@pyrrhula Dat deed in mijn jeugd ook, maar niet zo mooi als deze.

[Dora Prokosh]

Great capture of this. The texture of the trees and the history of teaching kids survival skills is interesting.

[Monique]

Mooi

[Krista Marson]

looks romantic in a rustic kind of way

[Jacqueline]

@dora @momamo @blueberry1222 Thanks ladies, glad you liked this one!