Level Land / Rolling Hills / Pine Knolls

The unique topography of 125 from the street to the house was created with the building of the road.  In leveling a dip in the terrain, the town created a knoll, which over the years of selective pruning is now basically a pine knoll which "frames" the house when viewed from the street.  As the knoll is flat, a cantering circle was cleared, sifted, and graded to accommodate a little horsing around. 

Beyond the knoll, where the house is built, the land on the right side of the property is essential flat.  It is on this land that the shed and barn are placed.

To the left side of the property one finds the land gently rising.  From the level part, this seems unremarkable.  However, as one can see from the photos taken atop this little hill, the perspective on the propertry changes dramatically.  This area is a favorite spot to hoist a "cool one." 

Finally, rather than place smaller but expandable photos on this page, large photos are being presented to immediately provide a scale of the property.   

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