The former owner of our property sold us the land back in December 2018. He and his wife owned it for 18 years.
When we came to see the land before we bought it he proclaimed that "this land is a vortex", it sucks you in and it's easy to get so sucked in that you'll never want to leave. This turned out to be true. Everyone who visits feels it.
The land is also rugged with a lot of wild life. One of our visitors saw a ferret come out of the bushes the other day while doing yoga on one of our bluffs by our seasonal pond we call "Great Pyr Pond" Which is feed by rain that runs down "Dingo Gorge".
We are in process of developing and naming all of our camp sites, trails and bluffs with dog theme in mind. Feel free to contribute ideas on our draft site map located on an artist easel in the barn communal area.
The former owner of our property sold us the land back in December 2018. He and his wife owned it for 18 years.
When we came to see the land before we bought it he proclaimed that "this land is a vortex", it sucks you in and it's easy to get so sucked in that you'll never want to leave. This turned out to be true. Everyone who visits feels it.
The land is also rugged with a lot of wild life. One of our visitors saw a ferret come out of the bushes the other day while doing yoga on one of our bluffs by our seasonal pond we call "Great Pyr Pond" Which is feed by rain that runs down "Dingo Gorge".
We are in process of developing and naming all of our camp sites, trails and bluffs with dog theme in mind. Feel free to contribute ideas on our draft site map located on an artist easel in the barn communal area.
The former owner was/still is an artist. He left all of his art here at the ranch an in the artist studio up on "Downward Dog Flats," feel free to look at the art which is in drawers and stacked in the corner of the screened patio.
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The former owner of our property sold us the land back in December 2018. He and his wife owned it for 18 years.
When we came to see the land before we bought it he proclaimed that "this land is a vortex", it sucks you in and it's easy to get so sucked in that you'll never want to leave. This turned out to be true. Everyone who visits feels it.
The land is also rugged with a lot of wild life. One of our visitors saw a ferret come out of the bushes the other day while doing yoga on one of our bluffs by our seasonal pond we call "Great Pyr Pond" Which is feed by rain that runs down "Dingo Gorge".
We are in process of developing and naming all of our camp sites, trails and bluffs with dog theme in mind. Feel free to contribute ideas on our draft site map located on an artist easel in the barn communal area.
The former owner of our property sold us the land back in December 2018. He and his wife owned it for 18 years.
When we came to see the land before we bought it he proclaimed that "this land is a vortex", it sucks you in and it's easy to get so sucked in that you'll never want to leave. This turned out to be true. Everyone who visits feels it.
The land is also rugged with a lot of wild life. One of our visitors saw a ferret come out of the bushes the other day while doing yoga on one of our bluffs by our seasonal pond we call "Great Pyr Pond" Which is feed by rain that runs down "Dingo Gorge".
We are in process of developing and naming all of our camp sites, trails and bluffs with dog theme in mind. Feel free to contribute ideas on our draft site map located on an artist easel in the barn communal area.
The former owner was/still is an artist. He left all of his art here at the ranch an in the artist studio up on "Downward Dog Flats," feel free to look at the art which is in drawers and stacked in the corner of the screened patio.
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