Hey everybody, welcome to the fifth episode of Podcast in the Tree, we're coming to you

from Auckland's famous Cornwall Park, named for Lord Cornwall, a man who once constructed

an entire castle out of corn kernels. Every turret, every wall, made of the amazing

maze and unsurprisingly the castle did not last but in memoriam for his reckless enthusiasm

they erected a park and inside of that park, I mean you've got to imagine us at least

a hundred hundred odd years ago, they planted a handful of trees, one of them in which we

currently sits. I promised in our previous episode I'd download what I described as Shazam

for trees but of course David did the work for us in that episode and I have not in the

intervening moments taken care of that. So a tree, the likes of which I've seen before,

the likes of which we have seen, the likes of which we also cannot describe. It is a

barmy afternoon in Auckland, New Zealand. What's the most fun part about that?

How tell you what the vibe is? Tell me the vibe because I've got a flight to catch quite

something, quite imminent. There's a few moving parts to get in this thing up and

run a few little bits of fucking audio and video and then I had to take a lake, which is

nature's way of reminding you, hey, you had those big old plans, guess what, I've got

one for you as well and that is take a lake. It's just so much fun.

You took on some fluids and you tank somehow is actually too full if you've overfueled.

So you've got to release some of that fuel and how do you do that out of your custom

built hose and where does the hose hang? I don't like the front and center. We had two

thirds down. We had a lot of potty talk in the last episode and I think in light of that

we should try to elevate this one to a slightly more erudite version of podcast in the

tree. We're out for the episode, we've got our wings, we've got our feet, we know what

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