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Hobbit's Nest, Texas
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This part of the central Texas pine forest, that once stretched from Austin to Louisiana, was spared in the 2011 wildfires. We bought the original 22 acres in 2009 and built our retirement home in 2012. Since then we have added an additional 20 acres and 2 short term guest houses. In 2018 we hired a wonderfully creative wood worker, Mark Korzeniewski, to build a tree house overlooking our lily pond so we could watch sunsets and listen to our bird and frog orchestras. The result was so magical that we decided to share with others.
This part of the central Texas pine forest, that once stretched from Austin to Louisiana, was spared in the 2011 wildfires. We bought the original 22 acres in 2009 and built our retirement home in 2012. Since then we have added an additional 20 acres and 2 short term guest houses. In 2018 we hired a wonderfully creative wood worker, Mark Korzeniewski, to build a tree house overlooking our lily pond so we could watch sunsets and listen to our bird and frog orchestras. The result was so magical that we decided to share with others.
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