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Eve Tom’s first spherical tree house and prototype, Eve is quaint and simple inside. She is made of yellow cedar and is 9’ in diameter. She has two 4’ circular windows, one next to the bed, and the other beside the sitting area. The wall opposite the door provides a galley section with counter and cupboards. She is wired for both power and sound. Insulated, she is easily heated with a small electric heater. Eve sleeps one comfortably but can also shelter a cozy couple. The bed is 42" a hip level the widest point. A combined weight of no more than 300 lb [138 kg] works for two. Two larger people would find it too small and uncomfortable. Eve currently nestles in branches of a warm little grove of cedar and maple trees. |
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| Hanging Eve from the trees, building the spiral staircase and the suspension bridge. |
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The staircase and suspension bridge are complete. Eve is securely attached to the surrounding trees and ready to be inhabited. |
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Eve's Interior |
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Click on the links to view Free Spirit Spheres featured on: British Columbia: 150th Anniversary TV Commercial CBC News "Spirit Spheres" Discovery Channel's Daily Planet. "Living like the Ewoks" |
