74 Baker Street

On the outskirts of London rests a rather small red house holding five minuscule rooms. Though the roof might cave in sometime soon, and the cheap white paint is peeling off, it is nothing compared to the judgmental relationships between the family members themselves. Despite having quite the small home, they have plenty of land; most of which used for farming and the like. To the north, they have a small apple orchard, and to the west, various farm plants. To the east lays another red building, this time a barn, and although no animals reside in this shelter, the McCabe family is saving up for a horse or two.