Will Hinchliffe
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A thing of true beauty. I see a turner prize nomination coming your way! How long did it take you?
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I like the look of it. I think it looks like a totally different harness to the tree motion. The variety of sizes that it comes in looks great, when I got my harness I was really restricted in choice because so many fit the smaller person but don't really work right because the bridge becomes very narrow or the side D rings get pulled really close together. On my Tree Austria 1 the Ds are still a bit to close even though its a small. Its a shame more people don't stock the Buckingham harnesses. I really like the versitile its supper comfy and has a great bridge.
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Really good idea. I would like to come. One place for me please.
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I had a look at your estates website last month because I didn't know where it was. I used to work as a groundsmen for the Longleat estate. The lifestyle was great but I needed to make some money and get a proper contract so I left. I look forward to seeing some photos of the trees on the estate.
My boss has been at it for while so has built up a great client base. It makes all the difference if you get a few nice jobs.
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Photo albums added to my user area
Will Hinchliffe replied to Will Hinchliffe's topic in Picture Forum
The photo albums are my favourite addition to the site. Nice work Steve. Josharb87 that Cedar must have been a really nice to climb. Its such a shame when they loose a limb that big. -
I would be really interested in knowing more about this. I dont want to go around killing fungi.
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I have added some photo albums to my user area. There are Fungi, tree work and tree photo albums. Identification of the unknown fungi would be really usefull. Enjoy. Bellow is an Earth star found yesterday. Earth stars are saprophytes. The spore are held in the balloon and escape through the hole at the top. Rain drops fall on the balloon and it puffs out a mixture of air and spores kind of like a set of bellows.
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From the album: Fungi
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From the album: Fungi
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From the album: Fungi
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From the album: Fungi
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From the album: Fungi
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From the album: Fungi
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From the album: Fungi
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From the album: Fungi
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From the album: Fungi
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From the album: Fungi
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From the album: Fungi
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From the album: Fungi
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From the album: Fungi
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From the album: Fungi
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From the album: Fungi
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From the album: Fungi
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Ganoderma coming out from under the root plate on a windblown Oak at Stourhead
Will Hinchliffe posted a gallery image in Members Albums
From the album: Fungi
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From the album: Fungi
