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We welcome you to come visit our farm. We are very proud of it's natural beauty, history and all the work we have done as well. At the time of settlement the previous owners confirmed their plans to bulldoze it. They had hoped to subdivide and build multiple homes here. After losing approval they allowed the roofs to remain off, structures to deteriorate and all sorts of critters had moved inside all of the buildings. It's now in agricultural preservation and we are delighted with all the wildlife that share our 115 acres, but not our 200-year-old house! You will often see bald eagles, barn swallows, bats, blue birds, geese, ducks, owls, herons, wild turkeys, fox and deer... We know many other critters pass through unseen as well. Of course we are home to many pets also; chickens, guineas, goats, ponies, kitties, pups and who knows what we'll adopt next! We love to share them all and invite you to come meet our farm family.
We do not emphasize our facilities but assure you that our farm is very well equipped to produce and care for advanced level competitors or entry level pleasure riders. Our clients come for our expertise and experience and stay for our results and personal support and commitment to quality. Please, read their words. We only accept boarders on a lesson or training program. Our historic bank barn holds various sized stalls and includes a wash stall with hot and cold water. We ride and teach in our large outdoor ring virtually every day of the year. It's lights are bright enough to jump a full course at night should the need arise. We also have a round pen, grass dressage ring and assorted cross country jumps. Most of our horses live out full time, enjoying lush pastures with run in sheds and auto waterers.
Here are some pictures taken around the farm. As you can see it's a active family farm, and full of fun! |
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