The Lawn
On one side of the lawn is a line of very old horse chestnuts, which mark the original carriage-way to Daws Hall. One suffered badly in the great storm of 1987, but the rest of them have survived remarkably well.
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The Lawn |
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On one side of the lawn is a line of very old horse chestnuts, which mark the original carriage-way to Daws Hall. One suffered badly in the great storm of 1987, but the rest of them have survived remarkably well. |
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| On the opposite side on the lawn, bordering the road, are a row of pollarded lime trees. The majority of trees in this area have been planted since 1966 and they include many exotic species. In the spring much of the area is carpeted with daffodils. | |||||||||||||
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