OMG Look at this

[Michaela]

Seriously, I was looking up playhouses for my new bunnies next year (see in rabbits only main forum!) and I found this site...

:shock:

http://www.rainbowplay.co.uk/playhouses2.php?from_homepage_lilliput

These are supposed to be playhouses! Talk about spoiled children!

I can just imagine Princess Berri looking down on me from this one!



Michaela and the girls:brownbunny:brownbunny:brownbunny

 

[maherwoman]

Oh WOW...that's quite incredible!! Ican picture both my daughter and the girls in there!! Plentyof space, sheesh!!

Wow...

 

[Bassetluv]

:shock:!!!

I think it's almost as big as my house! (And almost as expensive, too)

LOL...I'm thinking back to when I was a kid...I recall asking for aThunderbolt horse for Christmas - they used to be part of the Jane andJohnny Best of the West set - and was scared to ask for it, since werarely were given much in the way of toys. It wasn't too expensive atoy for back in the '60s..probably around $8-$10 or so. So I askedSanta for it, but come Christmas morning, I got underwear andsocks...no Thunderbolt...

Holy cow, times sure have changed for kids!

 

[cheryl]

Whoa,nowthat is what you call a play house!!



cheryl

 

[pinksalamander]

We have something like this in my nans garden despite the fact she's lived there for 30 years and it was fallingapart when they moved in no one ever uses it. We prefer the air raidshelter

But i'd love one of them for a bunny wabbit!

 

[HoneyPot]

I loved my playhouse as a kid. It wascontructed of a regridgerator box, my mom's sofa cushions, dining roomchairs and a lot of blankets.

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Nadia

 

[pinksalamander]

Me and my cousins made a brilliant one out of anold fence panel, a cushion attached to some string and large sticks tohold it all up. We even nailed it into the tree. But then the gardenercut down the tree!

 

[lalena2148]

My one friend's grandparents built a playhouselike that for their grandkids (it was in their back yard). It was 2stories (shorter for the kids of course) and had a table and chairs onthe first floor, then upstairs (complete w/ actual stairs and not aladder) was a loft w/ two mattresses and a tv. It was great forsleepovers. It also had electricity (obviously for the tvs and lights).It was great fun! :colors:

 

[maherwoman]

My playhouse was the top bunk on my bunkbed,which my sister and I shared until she was in her teens and wanted herown bed. Later on, my mother added a homemade tent to thetop, and I slept and played there.

Aah...good times...that was so fun!