"This is the quarry where the animals got the stone to build the windmill. Chapter Six has a description of how the animals used the force of gravity to break the huge blocks."
"The orchard was quite near the farmyard. Apple and other trees grew here, but the pigs ate most of the fruit. Old Major was buried at the foot of the orchard. Near here also a retirement paddock was planned."
"The fields were planted with various crops e.g. wheat, oats, turnips etc. Other parts of the farm were used for grazing for the sheep and cows."
"In the farmhouse garden, the animals flew their new flag on the flagpole, and also conducted their meetings, until these were ordered to be stopped by Napoleon."
"Pinchfield was the neighbouring farm belonging to Mr Frederick. It is described as small and quite well kept. The animals are enemies, then friends, then enemies again with its owner. It corresponds to Germany."
"Foxwood was the farm belonging to Mr Pilkington. It is described as large, neglected and old-fashioned. It represents Britain."
"Please get off the book, Boxer. I'm afraid you'll leave footprints all over the pages."
"Most of the farm was a mixture of fields for grazing or crops. The farm was quite small in size and most of it could be seen from the knoll where the windmill was eventually built. See Chapter 7."
