Unicorn and Pegasus
Housing
My imaginary place is a barn for Unicorns and Pegasi. This wonderful, colorful place is located in Yorktown, Indiana on the road called 725. This place is magical and only certain people can see it. Mostly, the owner and elves. This barn has dark oak trunks in the corners so you can only see them from the outside. It has blue stained wood for the walls to make it more whimsical. It has 40 stalls, twenty on each side of the arena in the middle. The stalls are 15x15 so the Pegasi can stretch out their wings comfortably. The stall has bars in the front and sides of the stall. There is a hook on the outside to hang your halter on. There is a wooden stall door that has a black latch with a clasp so that the horses can’t get out. When you walk in the stall, in the left corner there is a box to put the hay and grain in. in the back left corner there is an automatic waterer. This machine puts water in the bowl if the horse pushes down. In the back right corner hangs a salt lick. Horses need to lick this in the winter so they get thirsty and drink water. Then in the middle of the floor is the shavings …show more content…
On every other stall there is crossties so you can groom your horse and tack it up. The tack room is fairly large for the amount of riders. The walls are made of wood and are stained very dark. The door into the tack room is a sliding barn door and says “Tack Room” on it. On the left wall hangs a food chart while just below it sits the different feeds. On the wall opposite the door, are saddle racks where you can put your saddles and keep them organized. Just below the saddles are the tack boxes which hold anything from extra saddles, leg wraps, and human boots to blankets and treats. On the right wall are the bridle hooks where you hang your bridle to keep it looking nice. On the wall just to you right when you walk in there are more saddle racks and tack
Housing
My imaginary place is a barn for Unicorns and Pegasi. This wonderful, colorful place is located in Yorktown, Indiana on the road called 725. This place is magical and only certain people can see it. Mostly, the owner and elves. This barn has dark oak trunks in the corners so you can only see them from the outside. It has blue stained wood for the walls to make it more whimsical. It has 40 stalls, twenty on each side of the arena in the middle. The stalls are 15x15 so the Pegasi can stretch out their wings comfortably. The stall has bars in the front and sides of the stall. There is a hook on the outside to hang your halter on. There is a wooden stall door that has a black latch with a clasp so that the horses can’t get out. When you walk in the stall, in the left corner there is a box to put the hay and grain in. in the back left corner there is an automatic waterer. This machine puts water in the bowl if the horse pushes down. In the back right corner hangs a salt lick. Horses need to lick this in the winter so they get thirsty and drink water. Then in the middle of the floor is the shavings …show more content…
On every other stall there is crossties so you can groom your horse and tack it up. The tack room is fairly large for the amount of riders. The walls are made of wood and are stained very dark. The door into the tack room is a sliding barn door and says “Tack Room” on it. On the left wall hangs a food chart while just below it sits the different feeds. On the wall opposite the door, are saddle racks where you can put your saddles and keep them organized. Just below the saddles are the tack boxes which hold anything from extra saddles, leg wraps, and human boots to blankets and treats. On the right wall are the bridle hooks where you hang your bridle to keep it looking nice. On the wall just to you right when you walk in there are more saddle racks and tack