A portion of the land at St. James Farm is set up with what are called 'allees,' wide open strips flanked by mature trees which had been planted at the same time for that purpose. The allees are wide enough for horseriding traffic, shaded with the full canopy of the trees on either side arching overhead, and inviting to the eye in either direction leading off into the forest.
Next post will show more of the farm buildings as we begin the second hundred.

