Australian carpenter Andy Marshall is already planning his next tree hut project - but it won't be on Peter Clark's land.
Mr Marshall, 23, originally from Sydney, made national headlines this week after Mountain Scene reported the tree hut he constructed in a 28-year-old wilding pine on Mr Clark's Arawata Terrace land was given the axe at the weekend.
He said he'd been living in it for close to two months but wasn't there at the time - because he had broken his collar bone and couldn't climb up to it.
When the Otago Daily Times spoke to Mr Marshall yesterday afternoon, he said he had just received a phone call from the police, informing him he was "going to get done for trespassing, or something".
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