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Remember back to when you were a child growing up and you climbed up onto your first wooden tree house.
You would imagine that you were all sorts of people from all sorts of places. Maybe a famous pirate that sailed in the Caribbean and pretending to plunder those old fashioned sailing ships with their treasures of Spanish doubloons and jewels from far off places, spices from India and Chinese silks.
Or perhaps you were John Wayne playing Davy Crockett at the Alamo in Texas as you were about to defend your Country against the Mexican invaders from way down South.
My favorite thing though was to pretend that I was Johnny Weissmuller playing Tarzan and my wooden tree house was my jungle house that I lived in with my pet chimpanzee called Cheetah. Of course it was really my teddy bear but to me it was Cheetah.
I would attach a rope from the first wooden pillar and then let it swing me down like on a wooden swing to the jungle floor below, this was my method of transportation and I imagined I was swinging from tree to tree using the jungle grapevines.
Dad bought me the wooden tree house from the local store and took it back home to assemble it in our back yard. It took him and my Uncle Mike hours to put it all together as there seemed so many bits of timber that came out of the back of the truck.
I remember my Pa got a splinter that seemed about a foot long in his arm and then he hit his thumb with that heavy claw hammer and Mom had to call the paramedics to dress his wounds.
The great thing about my wooden fort, because I was now John Wayne in the 7th Cavalry is that it stimulated my imagination and helped me to have an inquisitive nature. I wanted to know how things worked and where the wood came from and where the nails were made that fastened everything together.
All my friends used to love that wooden play house at the top of the old Chestnut tree and we would hold our gang meetings there every Thursday after ball practice. I can see us all now just sitting around and pretending that we were perched high up in the trees in the African jungle. What memories that old wooden tree house used to hold for me.
Today, It is still standing some fifty years on after it was built and it still sits in the old tree in my parents backyard. It is great now that they have got grand children too. It was a very good investment and has lasted years because the timber was treated with a special organic preservative that has meant that it is almost as good as new except for the old war wounds inflicted upon it by our wonderful adventures.
Alex has been writing for about 3 years. His particular interest is in old wooden climbing frame designs and you can see many examples of this fascinating subject at his website http://www.woodenclimbingframeshop.com/
Purchasing Dog Toys - Ensure Your Dog's Safety First!
Dog owners do love to think their dogs as their children. "That's my boy," they will say while referring to their own dogs. They will refer themselves as "Mummy" or "Daddy" while talking to the dogs as well. Of course, they get their dogs, some toys for playing with. Choosing the correct dog toys might be very tricky. People love to get cute and, squeaky toys to their dogs or get them stuffed toys to chew and carry it all over (the stuffed toy is the dog's "baby" often - "Get your boy, checkers! Checkers, where is the baby?") As they think it is "adorable." Dog toys need not be "cute." They should be practical, fun, durable, and importantly safe for the dog.
Avoid Non-Toys
For as loyal, friendly, lovable and playful as they would be, dogs aren't the brightest of creatures. They are quite naturally attracted to many things which can cause them harm. It is important to start off early with the dog, giving safe toys to play and chew with, when teaching the dog to avoid the household stuff it might wish to use a toy. Dogs like to chew on a pantyhose, for e.g., but these may be partially ingested, and chokes the doggie. Some dogs would chew on the power cords, risking a very harmful (or even fatal) shock. Teach the dog early on things which are for playing, chewing and things which are off the limits.
Safest Dog Toy
The size of it is a very important consideration. Balls, Kongs and other toys should be small enough such that the dog might chew and carry them along, but not very small that they may become locked in the dog's throat or mouth.
Durability is the other factor, mainly for dogs which loves to chew for a longtime. A toy which would easily break apart can surely become a hazard, because the sharp parts might be swallowed, get caught in throat, or cut in gums and mouth. Again, a very hard rubber Kong (one of the very best dog toys ever) is a very good choice.
Softer toys, as the popular "squeak" toy made up of very thin plastic and is full of air are very good for dogs which are a bit gentle. They are unlikely to chew such items and might be usually attracted to the sound of squeaking.
Tennis balls are a great choice for some doggies, but poor for others. This is a question of the size ratios. If the dog would be too small to be in a tennis ball in its mouth, then it might be a good toy that the doggie would love but it costs very little too. If the ball fits all the way to the dog's maw, it might become a choking hazard.
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My brother and I want to start practicing golf?
Where can we find one of those ball return toys?
Here are a couple different ones I found through a simple Google search:
http://www.iznadgolf.com/puttingmatts.html
Good Luck.
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