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However, the dairy had been shut down a generation ago and about acres of the land has become almost completely forested while the rest remains meadowland.

Stuart did not have prior forestry experience, so he hired a consulting forester, Rod Jones of Walton, New York, to help manage his property. The stands will be rotated for timber on an annual basis; this year will mark the first year of cutting!

Although Stuart is the sole owner of the property, his family and friends often join him on the land. Because of his job in New York City, the Varneys live in nearby New Jersey, but they travel two hours to their woods most weekends.

They take advantage of the opportunities to enjoy the solace and beauty of the woods as often as possible. And each November, Stuart and his friends organize deer hunts on the property. To this day I have no idea where that came from. But it was obviously in my head. While some of the places featured on the series focus on projects of great political or economic import — the aqueducts that allowed Los Angeles to boom, the Hoover Dam that provided even more power and water to the region — others were included more for the boldness and passion of the builders.

Europe may have had that spirit years ago, years ago, but America had it over the past century. You place obstacles in the path of an American they can usually get over it somehow or other. By Peter Larsen. More in TV and Streaming.