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Can you tell me about this tree?

8 years ago

Was this tree native to the property or did you bring this in? It does not look like it could live in our cold, wintery weather here in NE Ohio. It looks more like a reclaimed tree that was brought in to be a natural sculpture/support/structure on which the swing could hang and be supported. Details please! Thanks.

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Cloonan Design Services Inc.
8 years ago
The tree is not real. I designed this tree and then it to 38 pages of engineering to make it work. It is made out of steel and Fiberglass--would you like one? :-)

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