tree house redefined

There is an old house (really, rather a set of three houses) near my home called a "tree house."  But, it is not your typical "house in a tree."  No, rather, it is a "tree in a house."

The tree has literally taken up residence in these homes.

Comments

[Lindsey]

Oh my goodness! That is amazing!!!
Did they purposely manipulate the trees to grow through the house?
Does someone live there?

[Lawrance Wu]

There are no one live there because it was a warehouse which belong to Tait foreign company found by an UK businessman, James Tait, in 1867. This company belog to British East India Company. After 1945, this place was taken over by Taiwan Salt Industry; however, it's still managed to be a warehouse. There is an interesting thing that there are many bricks in the brick wall was taken from another famous historic spot--Fort Zeelandia.

[DebD]

That is cool. I wonder what the inside looks like. Thanks for the history of the warehouse, Lawrence. Very interesting.

[Jimmie]

Wowsa! That's fascinating!! I've seen those banyan trees out in the woods. Such weird shapes. You can't tell what's up and what's down. Thanks for posting!! I want to show this to Sprite!

[joyce]

i've been there too!

[Sarah Withers]

Wow, that's so cool.