looking south (needs to be mowed) - these pictures were taken by my Mom when the lot was initially purchased in late October, 2006.

negative horizon to the Northeast

Trailer will be removed and a real house built

The closest neigbor is building a house just to the south

Looking toward the West

Looking northeast across the front yard - pictures I took over the 2006 Christmas holidays

North view toward the front gate and the road

The front gate - the previous occupants were lazy and simply drove through a hole in the fence instead of using the gate. This all needs to be rebuilt. The trailer is going away also - the lot was bought for the land, not the house!

Jordan and Justin in White Dove Dr - the lot is on the right side. This road connects with High Corner Rd, a paved road with access to Rt 50

Another look at the front of the property, from the northwest corner looking east.

looking almost south from the NW corner of the lot - to the right is an easement which we'll try to eliminate, adding another 15ft to the west side of the property.

Lots of dirt roads in the area. Most lots are 2.5 acres and larger, with primarily mobile homes with nicer built homes going in.

looking NE from the NE corner - at a neigbors barn. Lots of horses in the area.

Looking SW from the NE corner

Looking south from the NE corner - the pine trees mark the property line on this side

Lots of pine trees in the front yard - some top out at about 70ft high

Looking southeast from the SE corner of the property at a neigbor and their horses

Looking northwest across the property. The old trailer will not be staying - it's not worth anything.

This is the closest house, being built just to the south

View northeast across the lot

I was very concerned that the neigbor just to our south could look directly at us from his picture windows. On this foggy morning, I went back and stood where his porch will be, and was suprised - it's not all that bad afterall.

The big pine tree just to the left of the trailer will do an excellent job of hiding the future amateur radio tower, and some fast growing bushes will make a nice barrier.