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interesting tree job starting this week.....


alexander72

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I am starting a job for the National Trust today restoring a parkland and woodland for the National Trust and Natural England (used to be English Heritage I think). 

 

We are creating views over several kilometres to reinstate a parkland designed, and originally created in the 1700's.  Uncovering an amphitheater (something everyone should have) and opening water ways covered for over 100 years.

 

I will be posting updates on my facebook for the next six weeks if anyone is interested.

 

Location is National Trust - Farnborough Hall, Banbury  

 

 

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It always amazes me that the great C18 landscape gardeners could get paid to design and implement a scheme that might take 100 yars to mature.

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... to design and implement a scheme that might take 100 yars to mature.

Aren't we talking about every Westie build ever started..?

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Sounds interesting, and not far from me :)

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Whats your facebook to follow this?

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I'll be watching this, i love trees, after all in my job as a joiner they kept me in work for 47 years :d

How would you like to work on this one James? 

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Paul, that's a beauty... I've climbed similar trees around the world A none bigger than 330 foot mind. :-)

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That's sounds like a very interesting project James.

Can you post a few pics on here for us non FaceBook types?! Thanks

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By jingo I've done it!!!!  I'm the new bill gates of Northants :-) 

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