This closer view of the barn area begins what will be a sort of round trip tour of the physical features that actually are used as living accomodations by the horses and llamas and, eventually, will wind up back at the barn area.  The barn has five box stalls and a tack room, with an overhead hay loft that covers only the center, concrete isle.  At each end there is a set of two sliding doors, all of which remain open during most of the year, as do three of the box stalls, that pretty much unpredictably are occupied by continually changing combinations of the horses and llamas.  The barn area also includes a post and rail fenced, three sided paddock configuration which, in combination with part of the wall of our round pen, basically surrounds all of the barn, except for the tack room entrance.