here at "Elanora" we run 6-12 head of cattle, show/breed 10+ horses (Ramornie Quarter Horses), keep poultry (turkeys, chooks, bantams, guinea fowl) and breed a large variety of Parrots (Mt. Ramornie Aviaries).
"Elanora" is looked after by "Jezebel", our Kelpie working/guard dog and our Pet Plover "Mike Abromowitz".
On and off we also keep sometimes Ducks, Geese and Goats. Our ponds are always full of fish, ornamental and table variety.
Animals galore.............and of course "Elanora" is home to a large variety of native animals like, Kangaroos & Wallabies, a huge variety of native birds, rare butterflies, creepy crawlies as well as snakes and lizards. If you are on a lucky visit you might be able to catch a glimpse of our white Kangaroos.
view of "the cliff" as seen from half-way-up our driveway
Fabulous early morning view from our deck, January 2006Mt Ramornie in the background Oct 2007
our broodmare paddock Oct 2007 
Photo: Grafton's famous Jacarandas starting to bloom (Gwydir Hightway, South Grafton)
Grafton is located roughly 300ks south of Brisbane, capital of Queensland, and 600ks North of Sydney, capital of NSW. Grafton's natural landmark is the mighty Clarence River, which separates Grafton and South Grafton. Grafton is known as the first city on the North Coast of NSW, and the Jacaranda City. Every November the streets are carpeted in the mauve, scented flowers of the (imported) Jacaranda Trees, which are planted all along the streets in Grafton.