Quaint house of Dr. Seuss unusual Attraction Alaska
(USA)
The US state of Alaska - a
huge and largely underdeveloped area with majestic scenery, but very cold and
harsh climate. Nevertheless, there is actively developing tourism, as a special
local flavor, sled dog race and beautiful nature attract more and more people
want to plunge into an unusual northern extreme.
Besides the gorgeous natural
landscapes, Alaska may surprise and also quite interesting samples of
architectural solutions, for creative and outside the box thinking people live
everywhere, including here. Therefore, those who dare to visit these frosty and
sparsely populated territories, must visit destinations of Willow (Willow) -
right there is one of the most unusual and strange buildings of the
neighborhood. The original owner of this architectural wonder, the local doctor
by the name of Willow began to build his more than ten years ago. The idea of
this eccentric and has remained unclear, because he, unfortunately, did not
have time to finish his unusual project - to build twelve floors of the
building and purchase it for furniture, kitchen utensils and metal first aid
kit , doctor died.
As a result, the forest
appeared house is not entirely clear structure resembling rather the abode of
some eccentric fantastic character, rather than the usual human habitation. In
people, this ornate building has long been widely known and even nicknamed "Dr.
Seuss House» (Dr. Seuss House).
For a long time the house was
unattended until it into a semi-abandoned state not bought a new owner. It
happened in 2012, but to date the building is still under construction. Since
this is private property, the entrance to the house is closed, but the locals
and curious tourists manage to keep under review this attraction from the
windows of small private planes flying by.
Today, all looked forward to
the completion of the - want to see firsthand what, finally, pour out this
crazy idea after all these fancy buildings are not often found not only in
Alaska, but also worldwide.
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