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This is the official head quarters for the HARPG university. To give you an idea of where it's located. The University is 5 miles West of the CF Cattle Operation . Between the two landmarks resides miles and miles of protected land . There is a series of trails that are part of the Cheshire Farms show grounds between the University and Cheshire Farms main base . And on the other side of the University is the United Mustang Foundation .

There were a few other takes on the university, but I wasn't happy with either of them.

In the second one, I will be keeping the dimensions of the main office, so what you see inside those walls is in this picture as well. Everything else is obviously different.

There are 8 unidentified parts to this map, so I will start with those:
1. 20 stall barn with office on second floor of tack and feed room.
2. 20 stall barn with office on second floor of tack and feed room. Also has an attached covered round arena.
3. An observation booth for events.
4. Grounds keepers office. Manages the delivery of feed, hay, shavings as well as most of what goes on behind the scenes. Without this person the University would fall to pieces.
5. 20 stall barn with office on second floor of tack and feed room, as well as an attached clinic. This is primarily a brood mare barn
6. 20 stall barn with office on second floor of tack and feed room. Also has an attached covered round arena, and attached to that is a breeding shed. This is mostly the stallion barn with young horses as well.
7. The attached breeding shed
8. A path cut into the grass by lunging horses over a period of time there.

Full view for more detail.

There is one entrance to the university, however if you are a resident living in the dorms or you work there you can take a right and drive down the service road which will take you past a pass word protected gate and to the dorm parking lot.

You'll notice that everything is fenced in, this is for the safety of students and horses. If you park in the main parking lot, you'll notice the yellow spots are for facility, and the white spots for visitors. You walk to the rounded side walk, and enter the gate which automatically closes behind you. On the side walk is a curved line of palm trees, and in front of you is a small garden with 3 benches made out of old horse shoes and varnished wood. You pass the office, since you've already been here and have your class list and books needed. You arrived early so you decided to take a walk around the property. On the other side of the office is another garden with a fountain in the center. To your right you see another gate next to a large empty arena. Walking through, you suddenly realize the barns were all abuzz with horses happily nickering for their feed, and students getting their mounts tacked up. Walking to the end of the barn, you see a few students practicing jumping over obstacles, you suddenly think that may feel like flying, which then made you queasy and you were thankful your feet were on the ground.

More would come but I'm just not that creative right now.

I hope you all enjoy the image.

Description
This is the official head quarters for the HARPG university. To give you an idea of where it's located. The University is 5 miles West of the CF Cattle Operation . Between the two landmarks resides miles and miles of protected land . There is a series of trails that are part of the Cheshire Farms show grounds between the University and Cheshire Farms main base . And on the other side of the University is the United Mustang Foundation .

There were a few other takes on the university, but I wasn't happy with either of them.

In the second one, I will be keeping the dimensions of the main office, so what you see inside those walls is in this picture as well. Everything else is obviously different.

There are 8 unidentified parts to this map, so I will start with those:
1. 20 stall barn with office on second floor of tack and feed room.
2. 20 stall barn with office on second floor of tack and feed room. Also has an attached covered round arena.
3. An observation booth for events.
4. Grounds keepers office. Manages the delivery of feed, hay, shavings as well as most of what goes on behind the scenes. Without this person the University would fall to pieces.
5. 20 stall barn with office on second floor of tack and feed room, as well as an attached clinic. This is primarily a brood mare barn
6. 20 stall barn with office on second floor of tack and feed room. Also has an attached covered round arena, and attached to that is a breeding shed. This is mostly the stallion barn with young horses as well.
7. The attached breeding shed
8. A path cut into the grass by lunging horses over a period of time there.

Full view for more detail.

There is one entrance to the university, however if you are a resident living in the dorms or you work there you can take a right and drive down the service road which will take you past a pass word protected gate and to the dorm parking lot.

You'll notice that everything is fenced in, this is for the safety of students and horses. If you park in the main parking lot, you'll notice the yellow spots are for facility, and the white spots for visitors. You walk to the rounded side walk, and enter the gate which automatically closes behind you. On the side walk is a curved line of palm trees, and in front of you is a small garden with 3 benches made out of old horse shoes and varnished wood. You pass the office, since you've already been here and have your class list and books needed. You arrived early so you decided to take a walk around the property. On the other side of the office is another garden with a fountain in the center. To your right you see another gate next to a large empty arena. Walking through, you suddenly realize the barns were all abuzz with horses happily nickering for their feed, and students getting their mounts tacked up. Walking to the end of the barn, you see a few students practicing jumping over obstacles, you suddenly think that may feel like flying, which then made you queasy and you were thankful your feet were on the ground.

More would come but I'm just not that creative right now.

I hope you all enjoy the image.