Tributes have been left for a man in his thirties who tragically died in a crash into a number of trees in Little Missenden.
Named on the tributes as "Nick", he was towing a wood chipper with a box van down Penfold Lane at 1.10pm on Monday afternoon (March 7) when his vehicle came off the road into the nearby trees.
His identity has not yet been confirmed but his family has been informed and is being supported by specially trained officers.
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One heartfelt message read: "To my love, I will always remember us this way.
"I love you to the moon and back. Yours always, Izzy (your feefeefee)."
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A floral tribute read: "Nick, my beautiful son - forever in my heart. Mutty."
Another said: "To our beautiful nephew Nick. RIP darling. We will never forget you. Love your Aunties, Au and Kahrn."
Thames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses to the crash and urge anyone with information to come forward.
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We are so sorry for yourdevastating loss; we rememberNick for the beautiful soul he was.Rest in peace sweetheart ?All our love - Claudia & Liam Ferrifrom Rosebury Way, Tring School ?xxx Book of condolence
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