Mr Playwood Tower Bridge S

The Tower Bridge was designed by the notorious architect Mr. Woodson, who is known for creating a moisture- and windproof treehouse. The towers of the bridge serve as living quarters for Mr. Playwood's pets - the giant snail Slipper and the lizard Silver. Legend has it that anyone who crosses the bridge blindfolded without stumbling will always win a prize in a lottery. So far, no one has succeeded in this feat. The bridge is raised twice a day - at noon and at midnight. The origin of this tradition is unclear, and Mr. Playwood simply says, "If you can raise it, you should raise it." The Tower Bridge serves as inspiration for artists living in the branches of the great tree. Every year, an art competition takes place here, and the winner is awarded the honorary medal The Golden Nut.