We’ve been loving the idea behind Goodleaf Treeclimbing being on the Isle of Wight since 2005(!) and have kept tabs on Goodleaf ever since, so it’s great to see them getting some attention in the Nationals.
On Sunday, The Observer (Sunday version of the Guardian), had an interview with Paul Mccathie, one half of the founding team.
Naturally there’s some bits in there about the Isle of Wight as well as Paul’s experience in New Zealand’s semi-tropical Coromandel Forest, where he “spent half a day walking through this semi-tropical forest to find the right tree, a kauri, a conifer about 115ft high.”
Thanks to Helen for the head up on the story.
