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| Back in July we reported that Paul Cameron had commissioned Elizabeth Darcy Jones -
Britain's very own Tea Poet - to write a special ditty to be performed
by new treehouse owners upon completion of their own special 'treehouse
dream'. A toast, if you will, for all family and
friends who gather to launch this new treetop adventure world, and a
blessing from all those who'll be fortunate enough to enjoy it for many
years to come. Well we're pleased to say the poem is now complete and ready to be unveiled to the world: | ||
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| In fact we like to think to ourselves that much of Gary Barlow's recent musical success has been down to the treehouse we built! We picture him sat up there, legs swinging over the edge of the platform, pen and paper in hand and penning the lyrics to many of his famous, charting-topping songs. | ||
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| So what is Geshaview and what does it offer? Unlike the
often hedonistic lifestyles that other European holiday destinations
promote, Geshaview is a rural, eco-friendly holiday retreat that focuses
on the ideals of getting 'back to nature', the forgotten values of
togetherness and a simple understanding of the core issues in emotional
family bonding. | ||
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| Yes, that's right. Treehouse Life can provide weary parents with a
brilliant solution (a slightly boastful statement perhaps but
nevertheless true) to all those empty and endless holidays that stretch
out before them for many, many years to come. And that's the summer,
Christmas and Easter holidays we'd like to add, not to mention all those
pesky half terms and Bank Holidays that come along in between. | ||
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| All in all we create Treehouse Life's version of Hogwarts, with a game of Quidditch and an element of Platform 9¾ thrown in for free. We design amazing lands filled with swinging bridges to nowhere and wooden ladders up through the clouds. We build turreted castles fit for battling knights and fairy treehouses with quaint little shutters on the windows, secret passageways and hidden doors. We offer zip wires and canopy walkways through the trees, swings to transport through time and space and slippery slides to help on the escape. | ||
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| In fact, it's fair to say that at Treehouse Life we're not a company focused on making mountains of money and huge profit margins at the client's expense. Instead, ours is a business founded on a genuine love of what we do and a combined passion for helping to make other people's treehouse dreams come true. | ||
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| Each project, design and bright idea we have always incorporates an element of daring, adrenaline and excitement, with a dash of fantasy and pure enchantment thrown in for free. And it is this, we believe, that will not only help to keep children fitting fit and incredibly active, but also reintroduce that most important element of any childhood - fun. | ||
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| Already aware of the importance of using the right words on the Treehouse Life website to set the scene and paint colourful images of the seemingly impossible, Paul recently decided to take things one step further when he commissioned a poem from Elizabeth Darcy Jones - Britain's very own Tea Poet. | ||
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| For someone who's never actually spent any time in the saddle, it's fair to say that peddling such a long way will also prove to be a physically challenging experience for Paul, and one which will hopefully see him return even fitter than he was before. So given that sore and aching muscles are going to be, well, a given, what was Paul's motivation when deciding to embark upon this impressive show of peddle-power? | ||
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| Imagine if you were walking through the woods one-day and came across a rather unusual assortment of objects up a tree. A collection of things that aren't often spotted together, such as a tortoise, crocodile, fish and camel, all sat there on a large branch next to a plough, a boat, a chair and a bed. Well believe it or not this rather unlikely situation is actually possible. | ||
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