Bradshaw farm is almost like an oasis in the sea of inhospitality for some and an unforgivable blemish on an otherwise pristinely blank canvas for others. The vegetation, animals, and farmhouse are a welcome respite from the desert heat, and while his paranoia might be abrasive for some, the owner of the farm, Farmer Bradshaw, is as hospitable as he can be. The farm itself stretches in all directions but the front farther than one can see when standing at the house, and it's produce varies wildly from one plot to the next. The farmhouse itself is nothing spectacular, looking as most farmhouses do. One might note that the wood and paint have stood up impressively well for the climate, but it's otherwise just as one might expect. Modest, old, and slightly weathered.
