

Fenced pasture.
Fenced pasture with barn. The fence is solar powered.
Horse Shed attached to the back of the barn.
View from Orchard.
Another view from the orchard.
Orchard entrance. There are 20 fruit trees; Red Delicious, Yellow Delicious, Santa Rosa plum, assorted peaches, Asian pear, Bartlett pear. There are blueberry, strawberry and blackberry bushes, a mint garden, 250 foot herb gardens, a small fish pond and several ornamental trees such as weeping cherry, Crepe Myrtle and Camellias.
Part of the herb garden. There is Rosemary (tons), Tarragon, Lemon Balm, Cilantro, Sage, Pineapple sage, oregano, fennel, chives, pansy and basil.
Front Porch
LRLR..fireplace is 24 feet high.

Back wall under 24ft. vaulted ceiling.



View from kitchen window.

Kitchen


One of the two bonus rooms. I use this one for a school room.

Downstairs bedroom.
Upstairs Bathroom.

Upstairs bathroom...huge jetted tub.


Downstairs half bath.
Downstairs full bathroom
Slate floors in bathroom. There is slate/wood floors throughout the house.

Back porch

2 comments:
Hi Camille, so sorry that you are having to leave your farm! I would be heartbroken! Is that B'ham, AL? I was wondering if you actually herd the ducks, if so, what breed are they, with what breed of dog do you work them, and if the ducks are for sale? I am in the Jackson, MS area and am looking for some ducks to work with my Aussie and Bouvier. We are getting ready for our Bouvier Specialty in Oct. Thanks!
You can contact me through my training class website, southerncharmschool DOT com. Thanks again.
Suzanne
Hi Suzanne,
Thank you for your kind words. Actually, "Herding Ducks" just refers to raising my three children. I thought that sounded much nicer than herding cats or turtles, which depending on the day, is a better fit.
:)
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