Call of the Wild
...iolets, roses, and sunflowers. There were also towering poplar trees, which had green and orange flowers with sweet-smelling twigs. Near the end of the drive way there was a sign which read,“Miller’s Residence”. The freshly painted navy blue veranda of the house surrounded its four sides. The backside of the house was more expansive then the front side, it had great horse stables which a dozen stables men and servants maintained. The stable yard contained a fountain which produced a harmonic sound .The lush green fields also had rows of vine-covered cottages, which were made out of adobe, a sun-dried brick made of clay and straw .The cottages had a peculiar smell to them, which kept a lot of people away from them. The rear of the house also had long grape arbors, which were nice shady places to rest in the summers. The arbors also had grape vines, which coiled around its pillars. The green pastures extended as though they were never-ending. The horses were put out to graze in these fields a...