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# 6.2 vHOFS Stables
#### vHOFS Stables
Each Crypto Friesian will have their own exclusive equine stabling facilities in the metaverse that the collector will be able to stable their 3D Friesian avatar to display and interact with other collectors. There will be a direct link to the physical studs that seamlessly shows real Friesians walking past their stall, playing in the fields, or interacting at showering or grooming stations as though the collector was at the stud.
Mirrored on the stud side, our grooms and staff will know when a Crypto Friesian is online so they can interact with them as if they were there.
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