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Whitecroft Viewed from the West597 viewsPhotographed from the west, looking east. The garage and indoor pool are in the foreground (double sky light over the indoor pool), exterior pool in the background. The main house on the right. This was photographed from our track.Aug 19, 2007
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Stable Yard Gate635 viewsLooking down the track from the stable yard, with the electrified gate in the foreground.Aug 19, 2007
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Swimming Pool674 viewsAn aerial view over the house (the skylight in the foreground is over our bed, in the master bedroom) showing the outdoor swimming pool. Thomas Hawkins' field is in the right background --- the brown field. Maggot's Croft, owned by us, is in the left background.Aug 19, 2007
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Maggot's Croft648 viewsThe field behind Whitecroft, with the stable yard (and tractor) in the foreground.Aug 19, 2007
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Maggot's Croft823 viewsThe various pig fields of Maggot's Croft, with the stable yard in the foreground. We are getting ready to re-seed the first paddock. The second paddock holds our Berkshire pigs, and the third paddock holds our wild boar. The entire area is surrounded by an electric fence.Aug 19, 2007
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Lord's Wood693 viewsAn aerial view from Kings End Road showing the trees of Lord's Wood in the distance, beneath the blue sky.Aug 19, 2007
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West Side of Whitecroft671 viewsThe garage and indoor pool are in the foreground, and the dog resort is on the left. This shows how close the dog resort is to the main house itself.Aug 19, 2007
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Front Garden at Whitecroft608 viewsAn aerial view over the house itself, showing our swam fountain and the 1/4 acre pond in the distance.Aug 19, 2007
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Dog Exercise Area592 viewsThis grassy area, in what is called Maggot's Croft, is one of our favourite areas for ball playing --- you can see the stripe in the middle where the dogs run up and down (the land slopes away) to catch the ball. The stable yard is in the right foreground.Aug 19, 2007
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Lucies Farm Luxury Dog Hotel697 viewsThis purpose-built building has four suites for up to eight pampered dogs. The exterior runs are on the right-side of the building, so not clearly visible in this aerial photograph.Aug 19, 2007
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Management Crush and Pen at Birchfields 1804 viewsTemporarily holding Ross of Bien Esk and Betty, before turning them loose into all of Birchfields 1.Aug 19, 2007
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Birchfields 2619 viewsThe slightly darker stretch of land, extending from the bridle way on the left to the hedge on the right. The small red arrow points to the Worcester Cathedral in the distance. The lighter area in the foreground (with a few sheep) is Birchfields 1 1/2, owned by others. Aug 19, 2007
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