There is a small problem with our address and the international Global Positioning System: They have the name of our road all mangled, and will tell us that we need to enter a valid address. Well, our address is the only one we have, so here is the satellite image with the pin on the house, or rather, the house next door to the south, but the name on the roads do not come near to the roads that are supposed to be listed...

CLICK HERE FOR THE SATELLITE IMAGE

REALISTIC DIRECTIONS TO The M.A.D. HOUSE ARTISTS FROM THE EAST, Jay or Grove

Make your way from Grove, Oklahoma or Little Kansas, or Arkansas to Jay Oklahoma and head west out of town at BILL'S CORNER on highway 20. The old store with the 'BILL'S CORNER' sign has been demolished, in 2009, but turn there anyway.

As you drive down highway 20 towards the southwest, you will see a sign for highway 28. Highway 28 ends at highway 20 where the Shamrock Station (Marvin's Trading Post) is located.

Turn right onto highway 28 at the Shamrock Station.

(Farther along down twisty-section-line-road-highway-28 is T's Stop-A-Lot, Next to Cosby's Catfish Restaurant. And Cosby's is now for sale, if you want a great location. But back to the turn from highway 20...)

From the turn at highway 20, drive about eight and one half miles, past the Stop-A-Lot, on through the steep hill (best not to take it at 60mph...) and around the bends in the road to the electric substation on the left. Across 28 on the right is the nice blue sign proclaiming "CHEROKEE LAKE ESTATES" and an enormous billboard proclaiming "RAPER CORNER" and pointing you towards 'Raper Hollow' to your right. Turn right at that corner into Cherokee lake Estates, from highway 28.

Having made the right turn towards 'Cherokee Lake Estates', continue straight on that asphalt road, DOWN into the ravine and UP the other side. After you level off, there is a second red sign proclaiming

"CHEROKEE LAKE ESTATES" and "WELCOME"

Turn left into CHEROKEE LAKE ESTATES

Go Straight Ahead onto the Dirt Road.

You will see a small sign pointing down the dirt road that says, guess what?, 'Hibbard-Lillie', (of all things!,)and the familiar Shire Fairy Shire sign in black and green.

Continue down the dirt road for one mile to the Llama's pasture (which is all tree-covered). Signs along the fence describe the plants. There are a number of license tags on the tree where you turn in and drive in, and a sign proclaiming 'The M.A.D. House Artists', in black and purple.

 If you are expected, don't worry, the dogs will be safely penned up enjoying their field.

If you are surprising us, call 918 435-4150 so we may take care of the doggies.

WELCOME TO The M.A.D. House Artists!