We live, raise dairy goats and run our Internet based graphic design business on a forested and very hilly, 15 acres North Eastern Tennessee.

This is a view of our little house from the driveway.

If you walk down the driveway and look across our front yard, you can see our barn in the distance. This was once a tobacco barn that we converted into dairy goat barn.  The does (girl goats) live on one side of our house and the bucks (boy goats) live on the other side.

Further on you can just see the Clinch Mountains.

This is what we consider the front door to our house (it's really the side door).

The plants on the left are bamboo. Growing beneath is English ivy with the occasional yucca.

To the right of the door is a Hollywood juniper and to the left is ivy that is slowly covering the house and growing across the pergola. (These pictures are a few years old now and the ivy has covered much more of the pergola)

This is what we see when we sit on the deck and have martinis each evening. The front yard is Larry's "gazing garden" designed very much in the Japanese garden style. Often you can see the goats grazing on the "flats" in the distance... it is quite scenic.

The road runs to the right of our barn and you can see the Clinch Mts. in the distance.

My medicinal herb & vegetable garden in obscured by the three very large boxwood bushes on the right (next to the smaller rounded boxwood that Larry likes to prune so it doesn't get in the way of our view). You must walk through the garden to get to the barn

This is a view of the house from the garden as you come back from the barn.

The little red "barn" with the white roof, you can just see in back of our house (to the left) is the buck's house.