Made from empty oxygen tanks, this set of bells is hung up underneath Barcel's treehouse. Many of the decorations and structural elements of the treehouse are repurposed scrap and "junk" Barcel finds or sets aside.
Barton "BJ" Barcel poses for a photo in front of the treehouse he has been building for seven years at the Barcel Mill and Lumbery Company property near Bellwood.
A skyward view of the spiral staircase tower on Barcel's treehouse. The treehouse is usually lit up at night and can be seen through the surrounding trees from Nebraska Route 64, with the tower poking up high above.
A plaque on part of Barcel's treehouse structure labels it as the 'Inter-Dimensional Trans-Warp Drive Module.' In the background, a droid sculpture keeps watch over the treehouse. Barcel is a lover of science fiction and many of the sculptures and decorative pieces of the treehouse are homages to various stories.
Barton "BJ" Barcel poses for a photo in front of the treehouse he has been building for seven years at the Barcel Mill and Lumbery Company property near Bellwood.
A skyward view of the spiral staircase tower on Barcel's treehouse. The treehouse is usually lit up at night and can be seen through the surrounding trees from Nebraska Route 64, with the tower poking up high above.
Made from empty oxygen tanks, this set of bells is hung up underneath Barcel's treehouse. Many of the decorations and structural elements of the treehouse are repurposed scrap and "junk" Barcel finds or sets aside.
A plaque on part of Barcel's treehouse structure labels it as the 'Inter-Dimensional Trans-Warp Drive Module.' In the background, a droid sculpture keeps watch over the treehouse. Barcel is a lover of science fiction and many of the sculptures and decorative pieces of the treehouse are homages to various stories.
