The panoramic view of the hay field is where the fenced horse pasture will be. This is the view that will start each morning, while I enjoy a piping hot cup of coffee before I run my first trail of the day. To the right of the pasture, the land descends 100 meters into the ravine where the dam is built. One of the front hilltops on the farm is visible on the far side of the ravine. The lake extends to the right, towards the rear of the farm, and backs into two seperate ravines which feed the lake.

To the left of the pasture, a group of trees is discernable. This group of trees extends back to the left, and joins the trees behind the smaller field with the long, brown grass. The barn/kennel will be located on the left side of the smaller pasture. The entire field with the long, brown grass, including the trees behind the smaller field and between these two pastures, will be enclosed with a six foot chain link fence. This enclosed area will be immediately adjacent to the kennel and dog runs, and will provide free run and interaction for the dogs during the day.