That’s unbelievable!

A tiny house made for wildlife In Somerset, England, a man called Tinner Tinsky has turned an old tree stump into a tiny cottage. It all started when Tinsky decided to rewild his garden (let the land return to its natural state). He started by not mowing the grass, then he decorated a tree stump for fun, adding windows, a door and a roof made of a plant called ivy. Deer and squirrels have been seen around Wonderland Cottage and a family of rabbits lives under it. Tinsky likes to imagine creatures tucked up inside the cosy cottage, although, he said, “The deer was a bit disappointed that he was too big to fit through the doorway.” Ruff and tumble time On 9 February, nearly 13 million television viewers tuned…

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