Climbing, like most things in life, has been a great outlet for me, and I’ve been able to do a lot with it.

And now I can finally bring this to life with the creation of my newest project, Climbing Tree.

The tree I’m building is a climbing toy that I designed specifically for kids, which is why I wanted to make it for my climbing friends.

And with the help of my friends, my company, and my parents, I hope to create a collection of climbing toys for kids of all ages.

I’ll be able to share more about this project soon, but for now, here are a few of my favorite climbing tree sculptures I’ve designed. 

The first one I made was a 3-D printable version of my climbing tree.

I took a 3D printer, printed a bunch of 3D objects, and then put them on top of each other. 

I also created a bunch more tree-based sculptures to play with. 

This one is a bit more of a toy, but it has a lot of potential.

I have a lot more climbing trees in my basement, so I decided to try to use some of them as climbing toys, too. 

Here’s another climbing tree printable that I’ve created to play around with.

It’s a tree with the top part of the tree attached to a tree branch, and the bottom part of that tree attached by a rope. 

When I first saw these sculptures, I was excited to play in them.

I wanted them to have a little more structure and be more playful than they really are. 

One thing that really stood out about these climbing tree designs is that I found myself loving them.

When I started to play them, I would just keep moving up, climbing over the branches and climbing over more and more of the branches. 

My parents were also really into these climbing toys.

I was always fascinated by the way they looked, but I also enjoyed the fun they gave me. 

After some time with these toys, my parents were finally able to let me use them as something else. 

And I guess I really wanted to keep them for myself.

So here they are in the collection.