Pine Bark Hut resembles an actual tree in a forest

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By Dawn HammonDec 21, 2022, 7:30 pm247 pts
What do you get when you combine an architect, a farmer, an artistic mindset and a pile of thick bark? If you’re farmer Robert Petterson and architect Ulf Mejergren, you get Pine Bark Hut.

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