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Django Kroner lives in the trees. Working as an arborist and tree house builder with his company, The Canopy Crew, everything Django does "professionally" involves trees. And it's a pretty magical life, by all accounts. Django is the child who dreamed of living in the trees, and actually made it happen. But these days, that… Read More
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