On February of 2017, the daughters and friend of Miguel Valenzuela insisted that he help them build a treehouse in a Polish plumb tree located in the lower level of the garden of their house in Norway.
Miguel had told the girls over the past 4 years that a treehouse in the plum tree would not work and he kept working in his shop.
One day, Lily, Maia and Pia began asking for tools, nails, and boards and Miguel began to wonder what they were doing.
He found the young women hammering boards into the plumb tree and Lily was quite sure of her ability to build a treehouse.
After Miguel helped them put two boards up, the treehouse grew, and it it what it is today.
Here’s to all the children who keep on insisting and helping their parents waken up their inner child.
Arborlandica was just a natural progression for this project and now, the new micro-nation hopes to inspire others.