Treehouse Resident & Builder Django Kroner Has A New Book Out
Sep 26, 2016
1 min read
Django Kroner has dedicated his life to trees. When he was nineteen years old, he built a treehouse forty-five feet off the ground in Red River Gorge and lived in it for three years.
In 2013, the now 26-year-old started a custom treehouse building and tree care company. He also released a book this summer, The Perfect Treehouse: From Site Selection to Design & Construction.
Django joins us to talk about his book, what inspired him to build treehouses and his love of everything outdoors.
To listen, click here.
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Love this! Django's story is so inspiring. Reminds me of the teamwork in Fireboy and Watergirl — building something great together. Can't wait to read his book!
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