Okay. So, now that the siding is all installed, I have caulked all the panels (top, bottom, sides, etc.). The eaves and soffits are all painted. We started painting the siding panels, but decided that the gray color was too cold looking, so we have started repainting it a beige color that looks much better. Windows are all painted and ready to be installed.
We have tightened the cable to the large pine tree to stabilize the treehouse even further. I am still considering a third cable. I am not sure if it should be to the pine tree or possibly to the oak tree that the treehouse is built upon.
I have finished building the faux chimney in the workshop. It is made out of wood, and it is covered with facing stones. It looks real. It is real heavy. I have to now figure out how to get it up onto the roof of the treehouse. I am thinking of using a pulley hung from the pine tree immediately above the crow's nest to get it up to the crow's nest from the ground. From the crow's nest I will move the pulley further over on the branch above the treehouse so that lifting the faux chimney from the crow's nest to the roof will be more easily accomplished.
I purchased a new fixed pane window that I want to mount on the side facing the crow's nest about six feet above the floor of the treehouse and at ground level of the crow's nest.
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