Property showcase, Let's see what you've got!

[SCOOBY14B]

Current place on top - 1.3 acres
Future place on bottom - 4 acres. Will probably sell 2 acres to friends.

 

[offroadaudio]

Here are a few few shots of our rustic and often overgrown 64 acres. It's a lot more tame now that I have the B7800 and bush hog! Several of the trees around the house are now gone, the driveway is flat thanks to the Box Blade and interior repairs are happening at the speed of turtle, but it will all be beautiful one day. We are so happy that our sons will grow up here.

 

[offroadaudio]

and just a few more.

 

[Megado]

What a great thread!!! I've really enjoyed seeing all the postings of the various types of properties and projects of fellow TBNer's. Thanks for starting G-Force!

Below are a few pictures of our 35 acre property located about 100 miles NW of Houston, TX. We call the place "Cactus Hill" since we sit atop a small rolling hill and have a large grouping of prickly pear cactus scattered about. All the work we're doing on the place is in preparation for one day living there permanently. Hopefully sooner than later!

View of front of the Main House.

View from back porch.

View looking toward back porch.

Cactus in full bloom!

View of Guest House.

Full Moon rising above Cactus Hill!

Aerial shot showing both houses.

Aerial showing location of our barn project in lower left.

 

[allenr]

Photos of my property, taken in Autumn (April I think) of this year.

Barossa Valley, South Australia

 

[jdmar]

Here are a few few shots of our rustic and often overgrown 64 acres. It's a lot more tame now that I have the B7800 and bush hog! Several of the trees around the house are now gone, the driveway is flat thanks to the Box Blade and interior repairs are happening at the speed of turtle, but it will all be beautiful one day. We are so happy that our sons will grow up here.

Beautiful "one day?" Warm house, I love the "two lane" look for gravel drives, land, trees, and that awesome creek. GREAT place to grow up!
Peter

 

[Hookblock]

How do you get an aerial shot from yahoo, google, live earth? to post it like a picture. But for now a picture from last winter.

 

[rutwad]

Now that I officially own my own tractor, I will no longer have to pay my neighbor to clear my fields, while also offering endless uses for it around our house and landscaping projects.
I would like to start a thread for members to show off their property and or landscaping/gardening projects that benefit from ownership of your tractor.
Our house is about 30 miles outside of Portland Or. We live on a little over 5 acres, with about 2 of those acres maticulously landscaped. The upkeep requires tremendous dedication to maintain it, but when it's upkept it is like a beautiful park surrounding our house. Needless to say, it has become a full time weekend job that I love doing. We are completely isolated as the last house on a long secluded country road.
I have ALOT of pictures from our property, but here are just a few I took this spring while our plum trees were blossoming.

WOW! Your place looks awesome!

 

[saltman]

****, you guys are killing me what I would give for a little rain here in Southern Ca. So I could have such lush property.

Here is a photo of my 175 acres looking N. back to BLM land. The top of the hill on the left is 4,000 feet so at least I have some elevation, a water tank a good well.... maybe someday I'll have green!!

 

[sunspot]

A January Picture. This is from the side. The house is hiding in the trees.