This cheery picnic table beckons you to take a seat and perhaps share a meal with friends, or simply sit and have a nice long discussion about your recent adventures with your friends. 

For being made out of an odd green wood, it's surprisingly comfortable.

This cheery green bench feels slightly warm to the touch (but not a gross warm) and is very comfortable to sit on, especially after a long day in the saddle. It's almost as if the bench is encouraging you to sit and stay awhile, enjoying the view of the club it's located in.

This simple stone slab bench is very utilitarian, having one purpose and one alone: a place to sit down. It does not exude an aura of comfort, nor does it encourage you to recline and stay any longer than your feet deem necessary. 

This planter will allow you to plant some large sized trees within your club. Inexplicably, it allows the 'growth' of dead things and rocks, too. 

This planter will allow you to plant any normal sized tree within your club. Inexplicably, it allows the 'growth' of dead things and rocks, too.

This planter allows you to grow- but not harvest- many of the plants and flowers you'll find within these infinite wilds. Don't worry about having a green thumb- these plants somehow take care of themselves.

This ringing copper statue was forged into an Infinity symbol, signifying the size of the lands and the number of wild horses within them.

This twisty statue is a solid piece of copper, stretched and bent into this shape while it was still hot. The patina covers any sign of the metal that lies beneath it.

When the wind blows, a soft whistling- almost a song- emanates from between the tines.

This perfectly cubed statue looks like an enormous green sugarcube. Should you lick it? Probably not a good idea if it's cold out, the thing's made of copper and you'll get your tongue stuck.

This spherical statue is something of a curiosity, as it seems to mimic the Moquoi marbles in the Badlands, as that's the only sphere you can think of this size. Maybe a giant Oozeberry? 

The verdigris here has been pounded so smoothly it lacks any kind of shine... or hammer strikes. This might just be the artist showing off.

This rearing horse statue stands as a monument to all equines in Horse Isle that have been free of spirit and mind, never captured by an adventurer's lasso or taken in by a yummy treat. 

Most horses in the area seem to respect this statue, but only a few seem to stare wistfully at it.

This beautiful horse statue stands as a monument to all of our hard-working equines, both big and small. 

The horses in the area seem to nod their respect to it as they pass.

This gorgeous spiral topiary would seem to go on forever if there weren't that silly inability to grow higher than it is.

This pegasus topiary seeks to leave its earthly shackles and take to the skies. The air around it smells sweet and fresh, and still slightly horsey.

This gorgeous kitty topiary looks as though it's ruling over the entire club, its eyes ever watchful. Nearby, you hear a slight purring sound and feel very content. 

A plaque is set up at the bottom: 

Warning:

Do not set drinks anywhere near the cat topiary. They keep getting spilled, and the club is not responsible for lost beverages.