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  Hamish July 11, 2009 at 11:25am

  Good stuff, I know what you mean about the memories of Leylandii - I think these trees are another type of Cupressus though, but the photos are brilliant.
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  Lawncare-4u.co.uk July 11, 2009 at 11:36am

  excellent site/photos im trying to download plug in to watch movies.
  
  im glad your doing something you enjoy and you are very creative/artistic i envy you ,
  i hope its enjoyable and less stressfull than gardening.................
  
  all the best (its good ideas to link-in /have knowledge of plants/gardens/environment etc ......Rob (gardens4u.co.uk)
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  Sustainable Land Management July 11, 2009 at 7:31pm

  Thanks Robin,
  
  Really lucky with this, great job and client. We have to built a couple of quays on the river Fal estuary now, beautiful site - it has been a great year for our contracts but mustn't get complacent not sure what winter will hold in store as only booked up till end of October now. I am wondering whether to go down the artistic assistant route more - there is a huge amount of money available for art projects in the landscape and it is maybe worth targetting such contracts. I was thinking of doing a blog on here about it - the whole 'articulture' thing.
  
  Hi Hamish - Thought the same as you but confidently told it is Cupressocyparis leylandii 'Leighton green' - as such can be a little confusing.
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  Andrew Garner July 11, 2009 at 10:40pm

  great photos, great wall. It is weird when you see something you take for granted as an artistic photo, so much better than all the watercolour rubbish going on down here, every other person on the lizard is an artist it seems and every time i take a walk i have step over herds of them with their sketchbooks and easels littering every beauty spot. You just can't help to check out what they are painting and 99% of the time it is truly ****.
  
  this is what it should be about.