The image is a black and white photograph of a large treehouse in a forest

The image is a black and white photograph of a large treehouse in a forest. The treehouse has two levels, a roof, and multiple windows. The treehouse is built on a thick tree trunk and supported by wooden beams. There are two people standing near the base of the treehouse, one facing the camera and the other facing away. The image is likely from the city of Ganja, Azerbaijan, based on the provided coordinates. The image has a caption beneath it that reads, "Treetops greatly expanded after 1952 to meet popular demand. (Mr. D. Steerman)". The text further states that on the way to Treetops, they were confronted by a rhino and had to run. As a result, John Cobby’s wife subsequently lost her baby. Cobby, now a senior officer in the South African Government, that the following year Sherbrooke Walker rang him up in his suggestions for the building of the new Treetops-Treetops it was to be called subsequently. The Forest Department had been 107.