A place for the staff of the site to have a chat.

Where the staff of the site will give announcements concerning the site. Some could be important, so read when its updated.

Where the information concerning the highschool athletics and clubs will be placed. If you're not in highschool, dont worry about it.

This is where you can optionally post your student's schedule if it is a student.

Come here to request a job.

Biography Form, This is basically like the account setup of Avidgamers or Acornrack.. We will have a forum up for you and you should fill it out, creating a topic with your name as the title.

Create an application with positions ranging from friends to enemies or apply for a position on someone else’s application. This is an entirely optional process, but helpful in giving your character more to draw from.

Make/take your phone calls, retrieve your voicemail, send a fax or even write up an email.

Hop on the technology train and make a blog or go traditional and put your thoughts down on paper. Mark your blog as private if you don’t want other characters to be able to read/comment on your writings. All journals are automatically private.

Get to know people. Make friends, enemies, lovers! Anything is possible over the internet.

If you have made a record deal with Surefire Records and made a cd, why not show them off!?

This is Drakesville’s most popular chat room. Day or night you can dust off your RP screen name and log in to see who's online and what's happening. If you play your cards right you just might make a new friend to go out on the town with. Chatting should be done in character. characters to be able to read/comment on your writings. All journals are automatically private.

Special notes, proclamations and other various 'flyers' should be posted here. Party notices, roommate ads or even help wanted signs if you notice a lack of employees at your establishment.

Please post with any helpful comments or suggestions you have on improving the site. All fresh ideas are greatly appreciated.

You can talk about anything here unrelated to the site. Tell us what you ate for dinner, how much you hate school, anything your heart desires.

Moderator: Krista Daniels

If your going to be away for a lengthy amount of time please let us know by posting here. We'll add you to the 'Missing' list to keep everyone updated on your status.

This is the place to post when your looking for someone to rp with or if you just want to advertise an open thread you have. Feel like doing a little plotting for your character? You've come to the right place for that too!

Got any OOC games in mind? Start up a thread and we'll be happy to join in. Everything from Word Association to Questions Only is welcome here.

K-5? This is the place where you go to school, a rather large, two story school with 3 playgrounds, a library, a large gym, and things of the sort like that. It is sure to meet your needs if you are K-5. Mother-like figures are often found here, and lifetime friends are also made here. Cherish these days.

Glamour Shots® specializes in bringing out everyone's best in portraits. The Glamour Shots experience includes a personalized consultation, makeover, wardrobe changes, multi-pose photo session, instant viewing of proofs and portrait selection. From fun and casual to classic and timeless, Glamour Shots portraits have captured special moments in time for women, children and families for close to two decades.

Whether you prefer hot stone massage or Swedish massage, soothing facials or invigorating body treatments, Indulgence has something for you. There are 50-minute exfoliating scrubs, 90-minute rejuvenating facials, and even half-day total body refreshers. Every treatment starts with an amazing essential oil foot bath – your toes will love it!

This fascinating nature conservancy is dedicated to learning about and preserving butterflies. Hundreds of varieties of the fluttering creatures reside in the gardens. The 30-minute guided tour, included with your admission price, shows the stages of metamorphosis from egg to caterpillar to chrysalis to butterfly. As soon as you pay admission you can return as often as you like until the end of the year.

This is the incomplete part of Watson's Quarter. Scaffolds, wood, metal pieces, cranes and things of the sort litter the dirt grounds here. Frames are up also, but no buildings. Fights sometimes occur here, or other things of illegal proportions. But during the day this place is full of construction workers doing their deeds.

If you fancy tea – to any degree – you'll pronounce this very British shop "marvelous." Taking tea seriously, and referring to it in the most civilized way, Tea Cozy sells everything for the refined ritual but water, and they would more than likely provide that if you ask properly enough.

As you enter, there are alot of organic plants, streams, candles, potpourri blends, and calming fountains. It's a great place to unwind and titillate your senses. Aromatherapy is definitely alive and well here!

Redrick's fightclub is an invitation only club in which people come to a garage and fight each other in unlawful, violent methods. You have the choice of fighting with or without a protective mask, and weapons are scattered about the garage, everything can be used. This is a real, hardcore place to let off your fury. There are two ways to end a fight, when one contender concedes, or when Redrick thinks the fight has went on for too long. You must not wear shoes or a shirt whilst fighting, you must wear your welps and bruises with PRIDE!

For Cuban cuisine set to a pop beat, don't miss this cafe owned by singer Gloria Estefan and husband Emilio. Vivid colors, Latin beats, and plenty of bongos (of course!) get you in a festive mood, and the authentic Cuban cuisine is served with creative aplomb. Come early to enjoy a satisfying meal of roasted chicken marinated in orange and lime or the traditional Cuban strip steak. Wash it down with an exotic tropical drink, and then prepare to hit the dance floor, which starts hopping around 11pm. This is a great place to make a night of it. Reservations recommended.

American French cuisine is the star at this recently renamed restaurant. Herbsaint, formerly Bizou, features a new chef and a new, innovative menu. Culinary creations include vegetarian antipasto shrimp with green chile grit cakes at lunch. For dinner, the menu features items such as mustard seed crusted salmon with scallion rice, or sautéed pork tenderloin in smothered greens. Diners are surrounded in a contemporary minimalist decor that showcases elegant lighting. The menu features a stellar wine list and reservations are recommended, even for lunch.

Ice-skating, swimming, tennis and playgrounds provide a fun day for the whole family to enjoy. Those looking for a retreat away from the hustle and bustle of the city will enjoy the shady wooded areas or the paths that wind through the grounds and past the babbling stream. A variety of entertaining programs are provided throughout the year, including swimming lessons, swim teams and inline ice hockey leagues for all of the little pros.

Named after the holiday, and the Saint that the holiday was named after, this large, 1,500 seatable catholic church is sure not to dissapoint those who need to seek god. This is also a good place to come for confessions to speak with priests when things arent going right in your life.

The magnificent DrakesvilleSymphony Orchestra, founded in 1930, has delighted millions with its musical excellence. This busy group presents as many as 200 performances in a year. In addition to performances in Drakesville, this orchestra tours all over the world and has produced a number of CDs. They not only strive to please adults who appreciate fine music, but also to educate and entertain children of all ages in regards to the world of the symphony.

Wood-paneled walls, luxurious carpeting, and cozy sofas and wingback chairs envelop you with casual elegance in this welcoming establishment. Many patrons enjoy hanging out at Nicky Blaine's for good conversation, mouth-watering appetizers, and a well-mixed martini from the extensive list of possibilities. Cigars are available too, along with world-class wines, ports and single malt scotches.

This enormous, open-air extravaganza is Drakesville's largest shopping center, Asian themed, and with 230+ businesses to explore, you're certain to find one or two to monopolize your energy. Anchor stores include Neiman Marcus, Macy's, Sears, and Shirokiya. Other temptations include A/X Armani Exchange, Tiffany & Co., Burberry, Hilo Hattie, Prada Sport, Baccarat, Chanel, DKNY, and Max&CO. A host of eateries and services is also available. The mall is set among lush landscaping and features koi ponds as well.

Occupying a former warehouse in newly trendy Watsons Quarter, Next Door strives to deliver a clubbing experience worthy of mainland metropolises, namely New York and Los Angeles. Spacious and uncluttered, the brick-walled space features ceilings over 30 feet high, creating an airiness that keeps dancers cool and moving. Nationally-renowned DJs spin a tight mix of house, hip-hop, and techno on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, while art films are screened during the week.

The Drakesville YMCA is a rather large structure which has an indoor basketball court, indoor soccer court, indoor heated pools, and workout rooms for your fancy.

An old abandoned bridge in which traffic isnt on anymore. Often times many homeless people are found here living.. So travel here if it is absolutely nessecary, but any other time, steer clear.

Badabababa, I'm Lovin It.. Home of the 99 cent heart attack..

Come here to practice in the large studio for a record deal. Alot of times people are made famous here, and get their starts here.

Come here and experiance Asia inside Drakesville. You can come here to pick up Asian cuisines, Asian clothes, and things of the sort.. The place is always bustling with joy and glee.

Tractorpulls, rodeos, county pagents and horsesales.. It all happens here on the arena that seats 10000, and has a dirt floor, and the outside has a track specially made for horseracing, dirtbike or fourwheeler racing also.

Come in and settle down beside the cozy fireplace as you read books off of over 100 isles meant just for your reading pleasure.

Everyone knows Krispy Kreme takes doughnut-making seriously; Stop by to have some of the greatest donuts around, accompanied by their new delicious coffee's. Watch as the donuts are hand made and dipped infront of you and served warm and fresh.

At Danny's Daycare, anything is possible. There are blocks, slides, swings and many more toys for all imaginations.

Jade Garden has been voted as the absolute best Asian oriented buffet in all of the Drakesville area. With over 600 diffrent types of cuisine to choose from, the buffets are sure to fill you up, and if they dont, the menu items will.

The best place to get your game on while getting your daily fix of caffeine. The Cyber Cafe serves pizza, subs, and has places where you can hook up your laptop and play games with other people, or surf the net.

Men's and women's hair salon that does cuts, styling, coloring, highlights, perms, straightening and both natural and synthetic extensions. Also offering high tech microdermabrasion and face/body waxing.

Drakesville Gym is one of the best gyms to do your daily workouts at. There are treadmills, an olympic sized, indoor heated pool, weighbenches, and other things to help you fit your working out fetish. Trainers are also on hand all day.

A nod to its namesake, water silently glides down brushed-aluminum walls, lending a cooling effect to an otherwise sizzling scene. It's half relaxed bistro, half seductive martini bar. Chill out in the restaurant with mellow music on weeknights and enjoy a killer happy hour. On the weekends head to the hopping bar side and enjoy the music that the hot DJ’s are spinning.

Pilgrim's place is an authentic Shaker settlement in which Shaker settlers sale their crafts, and foods and breads.

On Target is one of the world's largest and longest operating paintball park. 47 acres of villages, treehouses, creeks, bridges, foxholes and bunkers. Open year-round and full rental equipment is available.

The best shoping you will ever do. There are shops of all sizes with all that you need for Christmas, Birthdays and just every day life.

Let’s face it, sometimes a person just needs to drive way too fast, blast some aliens, and then get jiggy with it - all in the same room. Whether you prefer Pole Position, Dance Dance Revolution, or Ms. Pacman, visits to arcades are one of life’s necessities.

For only $20.00 + tax you will receive a 20 minute session of oxygen infused
in aromatherapy along with a relaxing massage - for a "spa" like experience. You will start off your session in one of our fabulous Shiatsu massage chairs. Where you will breathe in the oxygen/aromatherapy mixture for 15 minutes while
receiving a relaxing massage. After which you will join us at the bar. At the bar, you will receive an additional 5 minutes of oxygen/aromatherapy along
with a concentrated energy drink, followed by a Powerade drink and a spritz of liquid oxygen. All in all, this session will leave you feeling energized, refreshed, relaxed and
rejuvenated.

Who knows what will happen in this 4 story parking garage full of elevators, ramps, chutes and ladders.. Just kidding about the chutes and ladders, but you get the point. It's dark during the day and at night so be leery AND alert.

Someone is always singing at the Karaoke Cafe. Great food, great fun, record your performance at this famous night spot.

Country dance club considered one of the top country-dance clubs in the USA. Drink specials vary every night. Don't worry if you can't dance; there are classes almost every night that will have you ready to Boot Scoot by the time the party gets started.

Professional theater company offering a year-round program of plays readings acting classes and community outreach programs Focus is on producing plays by Southern summer Shakespeare in the Park series.

The Drakesville Quickstop is one of the many gas stations who generally have lower gas prices. They sell beer, cigarettes, groceries, anything the heart desires. You must also try out their slushies too, their good!

Horses and their riders strut their stuff while you feast on BBQ pork, rotisserie chicken and corn on the cob.

Target is a chain of discount department stores that are about 95,000 to 135,000 square feet (12,000 m²) and carry hardlines ("regular" products and goods), softlines (clothing), and a limited amount of groceries, mostly non-perishable. Specifically, Target stores carry clothing, shoes, jewelry, health and beauty products, electronics, compact discs, DVDs, bedding, kitchen supplies, sporting goods, toys, pet supplies, automotive supplies, hardware supplies, and food. They also carry seasonal merchandise such as patio furniture during the summer and Christmas decorations during November and December. Many stores may also have one-hour photo processing, a portrait studio, an optical store, a pharmacy, and a garden center. Stores opened or re-modeled in 2004 or later also include the expanded snack bar that is featured in Target Greatland locations. These generally include a Starbucks Coffee shop, a Pizza Hut Express, and a Taco Bell Express in addition to Target's Food Avenue. It has also been reported that Cold Stone Creamery and Target have signed a deal to test in-store ice cream shops in four stores.

Since 1960 when the Pancake Pantry became Texas's first pancake house, visitors to Drakesville have made dining with us a tradition. What keeps them coming back? It's the real butter, the honest-to-goodness fresh whipped cream and everything made from scratch. And it's also the warm atmosphere of century-old brick, rich oak and rustic copper. Becoming a tradition requires a special quality, a commitment to excellence, a willingness to experiment, test and develop new dishes for your pleasure and delight, while retaining the favorites from years past. Whether you join us for an early breakfast, midday brunch or afternoon snack, you're sure to make Pancake Pantry part of your family's Gatlinburg tradition!

Drakesville's original cheese shop/deli est. 1969. Famous Super Reuben sandwich; large array imported/domestic cheese, snacks, beer. Based off of a small German store, with German settings...

You can stop by here, get a nice, tasty blizard, or a hot eat. Drive-thru or sit in, which ever your heart desires.

Often gigantic ships are set on display and tours are offered, but the docks are also in full use by fisherman. As one might imagine, this is a busy place where people are always hard at work and play.

With its dark wood details, celebrity photos and tuxedo-clad waiters, this is an upscale steakhouse. Dinners begin with a waiter-driven cart laden with fresh vegetables, live lobster and cuts of steak ; customers choose from porterhouse, rib-eye, bone-in prime rib and more. Side dishes are traditional and enormous, from baked potatoes and creamed spinach to steamed broccoli with hollandaise.

Foot locker is a major American sportswear and footwear retailer, with its headquarters in New York City, and operating in approximately 20 countries worldwide. It is the successor corporation to the F.W. Woolworth Company (“Woolworth’s”). Foot Locker, Inc. operates the eponymous “Foot Locker” chain of athletic footwear retail outlets (along with “Kids Foot Locker” and “Lady Foot Locker” stores.

Pucker's kissing lips theme is one that settles a soul after a night on the town, wether you stop by to eat inside the extravagent grill area, or you take a seat on the balcony bar and watch the city's nightlife unfold, Pucker's is definently for you.

Just past traffic light #6, adjacent to the Pancake Pantry, lies one of Drakesvilles most memorable shopping experiences, "The Village". Here you will find a collection of 27 unique shops and eateries set in a quaint European village atmosphere. The brick pathways, abundant landscaping and bubbling fountains provide a tranquil escape from Parkway traffic. Tucked away in this quaint haven are gift and specialty shops, clothiers, galleries and eateries that break away from the cookie cutter variety of retailers to which most of us have become acquainted. Whether you're looking for a remembrance of your visit or something refreshing to eat or drink, you will find it here. Grab a Village directory as you enter the distinctive brick archway and discover the diversity of these 27 shops.

This quality facility offers exceptional medical care. Come here for all of your ailments.

With a garage door for a front entrance you wouldn't expect Binks to be the place that it is. The walls are decorated with vintage beer signs, a very busy pool table is always game, and one of the best jukeboxes in town is always at your service. A set menu of reasonably priced snacks served up in heaping portions is listed on the wall. This is a place where you can disappear on a date to a private alcove, enjoy a summer's eve dining on the patio or just saddle up to the bar for a drink.

Birds, Exotic Pets, Reptiles, Fish & More await you at what is quickly becoming a favorite stop for families vacationing in the Drakesville area.

Set in the heart of the Waterfront you will find Tally Ho, a hammered copper statue second only in size to the Statue of Liberty. The statue welcomes all traders who come into port and is modeled after a woman represented on the city seal.

It's hip, it's cool, it's right smack in the middle of the waterfront. Understated luxury, clean lines and a permanent exhibit of compelling black-and-white photography make this 128-room beauty anything but ordinary. With nearly all that Drakesville has to offer within walking distance, Lucia is popular with young business travelers looking for top-notch comfort and convenience.

The park is home to the world famous 1924 Herschell-Spillman Carousel, known as Noah's Ark because it features two of each animal. Still in operation today, the Carousel is a crowd pleaser to all. A childrens' park, Acorn Acres, includes a family roller coaster and bumper cars. With a skating rink in the lobby, this is a great place for the family to have some fun!

Loose a loved one? This extravogent funeral parlor will put them away in style, come here and see your loved one in the funeral home before they are sent to the graveyard, or mausolem.

This is one of the busiest places in all of Drakesville and its outlying areas. Prime governing body, the Mayor of Drakesville works here. Anything can happen here on a day to day basis.

Auntie Anne's provides 11 varieties of hot, fresh pretzel products, in sweet and zesty flavors. It's only natural to want to try one! And nothing goes better with your pretzel than one of our dips and our Old Fashioned Lemonade™. There's nothing to lose because Auntie Anne's has a pretzel perfect guarantee. Auntie Anne's guarantees you'll love your pretzel or they will replace it with one that you do. Yes, that may seem a little gutsy, but when you've rolled, twisted and baked over a billion pretzels (that's 1,000,000,000) there's a pretty good track record.

Armstrong law offices are 3 stories high, with accounting on the bottom floor, and the offices of the associates on the second floor, and the top floor being home to all of the files. This is where the lawyer with the last name of Armstrong operates out of.

Nakatomi Plaza is the largest building in the United States, towering 5 more stories above the Empire State building, this Plaza is home to a restraunt, buisness departments, insurance companies, a bank, and things of the sort.

Benton's Garage is where alot of mechanics, mostly teenagers, and a few veterans, work on diesel engines, or regular cars.. If your car has somthing wrong with it, chances are that Benton's can fix it in a jiffy.

Drakesville's finest liqours are here, be it whiskey, wine, beer, vodka, scotch, or anything of the sort, you'll find it here. This place is robbed alot, though.

You'll find double the fun here: first, a view of the Great Wasabi Mountians and downtown Drakesville from the Needle's observation tower 342 feet above ground, and then, back on earth, a two-level amusement center for the whole family.

Wes' Saloon is a friendly place to enjoy your favorite beer, wine or cocktail. They have pool tables, darts, pinball and often live bands in the evening on their outside wooden deck.

Welcome to Casino Windsor, the area's Best Overall Casino Resort. From the exciting gaming action and four-diamond hotel to fabulous restaurants, Casino Windsor has it all.

Let us pamper you in luxury. Indulge in a relaxing four-diamond experience in Casino Windsor's gorgeously remodeled hotel. Offering finely appointed rooms and suites with attention to detail unlike any other.

Round the clock room service, concierge attention, and a health spa - you deserve the best. Let us exceed your expectations.

This park is huge. One side is a large meadow type with penty of trees to sit under and also doubles as a dog park. The other side is playground for the local kids. Complete with swings, jungle gyms, merry-go-rounds, and a huge sand box.

Named after the first mate in the novel Moby-Dick, Starbucks is the largest coffeehouse company in the world. Founded in 1971 in Seattle,Washington, it became very popular in the 1990s and didn't slow down until the 2000s as far as expansion goes. They sell items such as drip brewed coffe, espresso-based hot drinks, and other hot and cold drinks. They are well known for their seasonal products or specific items based on where the store is located. For example: In Drakesville, the Drakesville tower is a hit. The drink is a tall, espresso type-version of a variety of coffee beans blended together to represent the upbeat city and its diversity.

Drakesville's only strip club. Its a rather large building. The inside is split down the middle. One side for the ladies and male strippers and the other side for the gents and the dancing ladies. There are bars in both rooms and your choice of a table near the action or a booth off to the side.

Stop by here and get some of the finest fish imagineable, wuth some other cuisines, involving seafood of course, at a reasonable price.

A night of music and dancing at the renowned Crystal Ballroom offers a chance to tap into Drakesville's cultural roots. Located three stories up, the ballroom boasts an impressive history--from jazz in the early 20th century and dancing during the Depression era to soul music concerts by such artists as James Brown, Marvin Gaye and the Ike and Tina Turner Revue in the '60s.

Delicious donuts, pastries, and cinnamon bread made fresh daily. Exceptional cappuccino, Lattés and expresso. Open 5:00 a.m.

A large brick square in the middle of downtown that serves as a focal point. There's often something going on in this "living room" of Drakesville. If not, it's the best place in town hang out and people watch. Grab a honkin' huge burrito from the nearby food cart, find a place to sit on the square's steps, and enjoy the diverse crowd that hangs out there.

Music is a way of life at the Layer. This independent record store strives to specialize in any and all kinds of music. From hard to find albums to mainstream- they've got what your looking for. Be it for a classic or the latest smash, the Layer is your music headquarters.

See The RECORD HOLDER'S In Action In 12 Galleries With HUNDREDS Of Entertaining Exhibits! This Famous Museum Is Internationally Known And SURE To Be An Attraction The Entire Family Will Enjoy. The Largest And Finest In Downtown Drakesville, And Has 'Rewritten The Book On FUN' With More To See, Discover & Delight In Than Anywhere In The Drakesville area! HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS Have Enjoyed Reading GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS And Still More Have Seen The TV Show. Now YOU Can Experience These Facts, Feats And Record Holders FIRST HAND Through A Spectacular Combination Of Shows, Exhibits, Memorabilia And Action Displays! Just Imagine How Impressed Friends And Family Will Be With You When You Tell Them Some Of These Amazing Feats From Time To Time!

In 1910, this big, round pool replaced a bathhouse. The public pool has since been remodeled and also offers a hot tub. It’s open from 9am to 4pm and lifeguards are always on duty. Abutting the pool is scenic Sellwood Park, which offers a plethora of activities--picnicking, basketball, baseball, softball, tennis, football, horseshoes, even hiking. The pool is closed during the winter months, but that usually doesn’t stop people from sneaking in to use it.

Multi-million dollar, state of the art haunted attraction. Live actors, special effects, fright and screams for everyone! Bring all your friends...there's safety in numbers! Based off of a abandoned coalmine community, which turned mutant.. It is sure to frighten you to the brink of insanity.. Bring an extra change of pants.

At Petsmart you'll find pets of all varieties as well as the food and accessories to go with them. Besides the typical family pets they also have an extensive collection of tropical fish.

Malco Theatres, Inc. is a fourth generation movie theatre chain that has remained family owned and operated for over nine decades. The company has 33 locations with 326 screens in five states (including Arkansas, Kentucky, Mississippi, Missouri, and Texas). Malco also operates four bowling lanes in southern Louisiana under the Malco Theatres Bowling name.

Skydiving INDOORS! The experience of a lifetime! Be a participant during a personalized 'Learn To Fly' coaching program or just test your flight skills in a sible session!

Located in the West Hills with a spectacular city view, it has been a local landmark since its construction in 1914 by Henry Mayhugh, founder of Drakesville’s top newspaper. The mansion, which incorporates Turkish, English and French design, was built by Texan craftsmen and artisans using only Southern building materials. It has been left empty for decades now and is often said to be haunted by those who are brave enough to sneak in.

The Holiday Inn of Drakesville is located downtown close to shops, galleries and restaurants galore. Its stylish elegance and central location make it ideal for tourists who want to be close to the action and business travelers seeking excellent service. Hotel guests often head to one of the nearby theaters for an after-dinner movie or play, or to a club for live music.

Drakesville is a national leader in transportation solutions. The city boasts an extensive network of bus, light rail and streetcar lines, the likes of which can't be found even in cities many times its size. Instead of building more highways, Drakesville has chosen more sustainable solutions and those choices color the character of the community.

The police department is comprised of a very well trained staff just waiting to handle whatever comes their way. It's possible that not every cop has the city's best interests in mind, but overall the police force is dedicated to protecting and serving.

DVU promotes student learning, research, and involvement in the community. The college is committed to providing access and opportunity to learners from regional, national, and international communities in their pursuit of lifelong learning and diverse educational goals. DVU offers a general education curriculum, undergraduate degree programs, professional and graduate programs.

A little bit of southern cooking here in Drakesville. The Iron Skillet specialized in southern cuisine made from fresh local produce. For vegetarian diners a special menu is available with lots of variety. This little spot is casual and friendly with a great unpretentious atmosphere. That combined with quality of food and affordability has made it a favorite among neighborhood diners.

The grand arched doorway leads to three distinct spaces. The soaring lounge, lit by a magnificent booze-bottle chandelier, offers intimate tables, a long curved bar, gigantic coffee-colored couches and granite-topped coffee tables. The sleek and cool blue room heats up on dance nights and the raucous "smoking-allowed" vice room has its own bar. At Crush contagious exuberance abounds, fueled by over-the-top cocktails, an event calendar full of popular guest DJs, and a kitchen that turns out awesome food.

Come in and relax in our tropical bar setting. Enjoy a nice cold daiquiri of your choice in full view of all the excitement and history of the famous Red Light District in Drakesville.

Emericks is an underground club in which raves and parties are going on twenty-four-seven. They dont card you, because most everything there is illegal. You can find it all here, from beer, to whiskey, to ecstacy, to weed. There is one man who owns the residence, but he is rarely home. There are two large guys who keep order, however.

The musty, dim, dusty smell of alleyways. Dirty syringes lay everywhere, along with empty beer bottles, and ruthless hobo's.. It really isnt a safe place to go alone.. So be careful.

Ryans, the all you can eat buffet, which has lines of meats, side items, random foods, foreign foods, deserts and salads.

This popular chain store carries all of life necessities. You can find groceries, make-up, gardening supplies, and they also have a killer bakery

Stop by on a hot day and try come of their delicious and rich ice cream like specialty. This shop houses 75 flavors of gelato and sorbet ranging from marionberry to chocolate to amarena. Sample as many flavors as you like before actually settling on one. Or pick two and have them mixed. You can also find coffee, panini, soup and salad here as well.

Shiny red fire engines are just ready and waiting for the emergency calls to come in. The firehouse has a great atmosphere to it and has a gigantic game room for the fire fighters to play in when they aren’t sleeping or out on a job.

The largest independent bookstore in North America and a tourist attraction in its own right. It sells new and used books - endless shelves of them in many color coded rooms.

An immaculately clean tattoo and body piercing studio. A knowledgeable staff, safe practices, and hygienic equipment assure that your visit will be a good one. Custom body art is never a problem, just share your vision with the staff and they’ll do their best to make it a reality. All work is half price on your birthday.

A little bit of Havana right in Drakesville. It makes amazing food and interesting drinks. The atmosphere is fun, bright & colorful and they have some nice happy hour specials on drinks and appetizers. It does get crowded and there is often a wait..

A well-regarded art gallery featuring many local Drakesville artists. On display you will find everything from sculptures to paintings. Housed inside is also a quaint little coffee shop.

In the evenings, the curved porch on this bar is abuzz with conversation and clinking glasses. Heat lamps chase the chill away in winter, as do the creatively mixed libations. Cocktails are king here, evidenced by more than 25 specialty martinis. Nonsmokers beware: This is one of the few places where cigar smoking isn't just tolerated--it's encouraged.

Everyone deserves the luxury of buying an outfit that makes them feel beautiful. Odessey provides a mix of clothes that will do just that. With most of the clothes coming from New York and Los Angeles, the styles here are very current. Often showcased are works from top designers as well as renowned local ones. Whatever you do, don't leave without checking out the trunk of sale items filled to the brim with deals on everything from funky T-shirts to hot dresses.

Here you can find truly good sushi. Not the stuff that even some convenience stores are trying to pass off these days. From california rolls to sashimi they serve it all with unparalleled freshness. This place is more upscale than most sushi joints so dress accordingly. The price tag can also be high, but the food it worth it and the atmosphere isn’t lacking either. Large suede booths and modern wood panels offer some privacy and comfort to your dining experience.

3 Mugs Irish Pub is one of the oldest, Ireland oriented pubs in all of Drakesville. Specializing in Irish and British alcoholic beverages, the 3 Mugs Irish pub consists of a large bar, huge tv's and a stage where Irish folkbands play music. They never close, except on holidays.

This orphanage is ran and maintained by the Catholic church in the city, this is where the children whom dont have a home learn and live. Most of their life is held here, until they find a loving family to adopt them.

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This 4000 square foot spa has a full range of services, including massage, skin and body treatments, hydrotherapy, manicures and pedicures, and hair care. Among the facilities are a fitness center, sauna, whirlpool and power shower; a variety of health and fitness classes is available as well.

Impact Guns is the source for all your shooting needs! We offer a wide selection of firearms, including: handguns, shotguns, rifles, ammunition, rifle scopes and optics, as well as collectible machine guns and other NFA/Class 3 guns. Impact also services the needs of law enforcement and military units with our wide variety of tactical weapons and accessories.

Fugakyu is an elegant sort of place that caters to a sushi loving crowd. The lovely interior features two special dining rooms that have interesting folding rice-paper screens for privacy and feature stone flooring and bubbling fountains. Regulars feast on plates of tempura, sushi, sashimi, and other traditional Japanese dishes. The green tea ice cream is a must-have meal finisher. Great cocktail lounge perfect for mixing with the upper crust.

If it's beer you seek, this popular bar should be the first joint you check out. Inside, you'll find an atmosphere conducive to downing a few brews and having a good time: wooden furniture, pool tables, and plenty of Elvis memorabilia. In the warmer months, the bar's patio is one of the best places to hang out in Drakesville – just ask regulars. In case you need to put something substantial in your belly, Flying Saucer offers decent pub grub, and the aptly named Big Pretzel goes great with most beers.

One of Horace Street's livelier nightspots, this downtown bar features some of the best live acts in town on a nightly basis. On any given night, you can walk into the Rum Boogie Cafe and hear great blues, rock or country bands. While the beer selection has its fair share of admirers, the bar's décor alone is enough to get most avid music fans in the door as the walls are adorned by guitars autographed by the likes of George Thorogood, Stevie Ray Vaughn and Joe Perry. If you get the munchies, you'll want to give their menu a shot – it includes everything from barbecued ribs to red beans and rice.

What could be better than kicking back and munching on wings while you watch the game? Buffalo Wild Wings offers 12 sauces from mild teriyaki to tongue-melting cayenne pepper. Thirty-five televisions – including three big screens – show every sport from hockey to English football. Not a "wings and sports" fan? The extensive menu also offers nachos, burgers, quesadillas, and other snack favorites that you can enjoy while playing NTN trivia. Thursday is karaoke night, and happy hour runs each weeknight from 4pm-8pm. On Tuesdays wings are $.30, and on Wednesdays legs are $.50. For that price, you can make them a meal! Casual attire.

This 5000-square foot downtown billiards club has become a favorite hangout for pool players since it opened in 1982. Thirteen tables are earmarked for players of all levels, from complete beginners to experts. The bar also has six dartboards and televisions showing pool tournaments and other sporting events. Burgers and sandwiches are available, as well as imported cigars, and there is a full bar. Casual attire.

T-Bones is great casual spot for dining on burgers and beers while watching the game. Booth and table seating is available, and the volume on the televisions is low enough to allow for conversation. Casual attire.

This wildlife sanctuary, established in 1979, offers ample opportunity for bird watching, canoeing, hiking, and bicycling. Stroll the 1400-foot boardwalk that winds over wetlands and lowland forest, or visit the George S. Bryan Tree House, which was built in a hundred-year-old oak tree. Explore the herb garden, the "scent garden," or the "edible" garden to learn about indigenous plants in their many forms.

This is one of the state's largest indoor flea markets. Over 200 vendors peddle everything from antiques, estate jewelry, and vintage kitchenware to beanie babies and baseball cards. Three restaurants serve a variety of refreshments, and parking and admission are free.

This turn-of-the-century charmer stands in the city's Horace Street. Just a mile from downtown, the three-story, air-conditioned inn, surrounded by wrought iron fencing, was built in 1905. Public rooms are on the first floor. Three guest rooms, each with private bath, occupy the second floor. The large third floor can be reserved for conferences. Breakfast features five to eight course masterpieces. The swimming pool area with jacuzzi and outdoor fireplace offers the perfect spot for relaxation

Awesome impromptu sets are common at this rocking watering hole, co-owned by Scott Wieland and Duff McKagan of Velvet Revolver. This place is all about music and attitude – it's even billed as a "rock 'n roll sports bar" – and the management does its best to back the claim, scheduling performances by groups like The Killers, Korn, Marilyn Manson, Metallica, System of a Down and Smashing Pumpkins. And if a band isn't on the slate, you can bet the house that a world-class.

This elegant, cosmopolitan hotel offers 185 guestrooms and 54 suites, each of them dressed to the nines and featuring an array of amenities, from flat-screen plasma televisions to their unique water bars. The hotel also features the Peninsula Spa (full-service relaxation therapies, sauna and steam rooms, and refreshment services), a state-of-the-art fitness center and an indoor pool. For on-site dining, there’s Fives, a Mediterranean-inspired restaurant that's sure to inspire romance; meanwhile, the Bar at Fives, the intimate Gotham Lounge, and the Pen-Top Bar provide distinctive settings for cocktails, wine and light fare.

Hummus-hued walls, hardwood floors and colorfully upholstered banquettes characterize this intimate Horace Street spot, an enterprise that began life as a Turkish-style pizza joint. The pizzas are still there (and as delish as ever), but the menu has expanded greatly from those early days. The usual suspects of hot and cold mezes highlight the array of opening dishes, and the always formidable chef's suggestions include pepper steak, homemade manti and lahana dolmasi (cabbage stuffed with lamb, rice and fresh dill). Stop by on Tuesdays around 9pm, and you'll be able to catch the belly dancers.

"Exclusive" barely hints at what this chic ultra-lounge is all about. Sleek yet classy, refined yet sexy, Marquee's evocative layout is truly a piece of art unto itself: vaulted ceilings, a "wishbone" staircase that leads to the VIP area upstairs, pendant fixtures, a grand "disco" chandelier, and a dance floor flanked by comfortable banquettes. Gaining admittance can be quite a feat on certain nights, so be sure to dress your best and bring along a few pretty faces

These peaceful, fish abundant old stripper pits mirror eachother it seems. Both are shaped like crescents, and are very large, and very deep. There is alot of swimming and just peaceful serenity that goes on out here. This is on private property, so many of the youth just sneak out here to reflect. The lakes, when alot of rain comes, sometimes overflow and join eachother to make one large lake. But normally, the two lakes are surrounded by a 4 feet wide strip of land.

Gold was first discovered in the area of Drakesville in 1824, and over the next century the precious metal was mined fairly exhaustively by Dutch, British and American companies. Today, this ranch near the original mines operates as a tourist attraction, guiding horseback riding trips to several of the harder to reach spots along the northeastern side of the island. Along with the mine ruins, you'll see Wariruri Beach, the breathtaking white dunes, and plenty of indigenous wildlife. Trips last about two hours.

These are the backroads on the outskirts of Drakesville, mostly surrounded by farmland, and things of the sort, these one lane roads are a pain in the winter, but are usable during the hot scenes of love, or other deeds. Take that as you may.

If you're out to spend time on the water, look first to Captain Anderson's, where the daily slate includes a variety of popular daytrips and excursions. Landlubbers can enjoy saltwater fishing expeditions, island tours and dolphin tours with trained, friendly guides. For more romantic pursuits, the marina provides dinner cruises. Small group tours are also available. And before heading to your home port, be sure to check out the on-site fish and seafood market.

Kids of all ages will enjoy splashing around at this family water park, specifically during summer months. The park includes thrill rides such as Raging Rapids and Pirates Plunge, as well as kid-friendly attractions like the wave pool, flume ride and lazy river. As to more restful pursuits, the park's tropical landscaping is perfect for those wanting to while away their day in flowering beauty. Slap on the sunscreen and be ready to have some fun!

Griffith's Bluff is a rather large hill in which people are buried on, over 1,000 people are buried here on this hillside, being overlooked by a rather large statue of Jesus, and 3 crosses.

One of Drakesville's perennial favorites, this happening club is constantly filled with tourists and locals looking for vacation adventure. When they're not dancing to Top 40 and house tunes, they're laughing and drinking with friends or checking out the servers, who often sport the latest, most stylish bikinis. The place is open late, and casual clothes are practically mandatory, so there's nothing to stop you from heading over. Even if you do stay out till the wee hours, you can sleep tomorrow, basking on the beach.

These are the woods around Drakesville, full of trees, weeds and wildlife. Come here to hunt, take a walk, and gather yourself.

This 600-acre municipal park is listed as one of the largest in the United States. On-site golf course, archery range, picnic areas and flowering botanical gardens. Perfect for a nice lunch or relaxing afternoon walk.

The boogy barn is an old barn out in the middle of nowhere that has been refurbished into a regular ol square dancing pad, this is where most of the country boys, and cowboys of the city go to hang out, drink beer, and talk about the good ol days. There is also a mechanical bull inside of here, so test your wit, and have fun! These rowdy cowboys know how to party!

Nestled about 10 miles away from Drakesville, Hillcrest Valley is a very beautiful canyon formed between two mountians in the Mt. Wasabi National Park. Running in between the valley's cliffs is a small stream caused by melting snow on the tips of the mountians. Good fishing here, and also some cabins are nestled along the banks, You must travel up to 4,000 feet above sea level, however, so lets just hope you dont get a nosebleed.

St. Clair Stables is the perfect place to come and practice your equine skills. They teach you how to shoe horses, and worm horses, and do pretty much anything that has to do with horses. There are 120 stalls filled with horses. And also a course to ride them on. You can also bring your own horse here, if your going on a trip, or if you want it shoed, or wormed.

This is a deserted spot overlooking the city in which lovers often come to do their deeds.. it is very romantic as you can often see the sunset over the city and ocean out over the horizion.

The pier reaches out a bout a hundred feet into the ocean outside of Drakesville. Good for jumping off of to swim, or to sit off of, soak your feet, and fish..

These abandoned coalmines are places which have been without coal for sometime. Most of the shafts are sealed off, but some go deep down into the earth.. Into large, cave-like rooms.. There are also stripper pits, large, deep lakes all around the area.. Gravel Roads link it all... There are guards, but they scarcely ever come out..

The Drakesville Fairgrounds are known for their lively atmosphere where vendors line the strips, trying to sale overpriced merchandise, food and drinks. There are also rides in which line the strip. Just an all around fun place to hang out with friends, seeing as the Drakesville fair goes year round. Only closing during holidays.

The snow-top covered Wasabi Mountians are a sight to see for the tourist, or the hiker, or the camper. They overlook the city as guardians. Many who dare to adventure into the peaks do not reget it.. Some get lost, however, atleast 2 a year.

The farmland is a place where one can either grow their crops, raise their cattle, or live in their houses. There is alot of things going on in these massive acerages of land.

Stretching above 11,000 feet, Wasabi is Drakesville's highest point. It's a downhill and cross-country skiers' paradise and summer training home for the US Olympic ski team with its year-round snow. During the spring and summer, campers can pitch their tents on glassy mountain lakes along the Pacific Crest Trail. Experienced climbers can go for the summit, though sudden storms can make this a very dangerous undertaking.

This legendary place opened in August of 1953. Other Drakesville drive-ins have come and gone, but this one alone remains standing. A movie starts every night at dusk and Friday, Saturday and Sunday there are double features broken up by a 50’s era intermission reel. Whether you’re actually watching the movies or really just checking out your backseat, everyone always seems to have a great time at the drive-in.

For summer activities, the Summer Adventure Park offers a scenic sky-chair ride to SkiBowl to experience panoramic views and access to interpretive and mountain bike trails. Feel the thrill of the Northwest’s only half-mile, dual-alpine slide and other family fun activities, including Indy karts, free fall and reverse bungee, and much more. For winter fun, SkiBowl features America’s largest night ski area with 34 lighted runs, 65 day runs and 300 acres of outback terrain. The Snow Tubing and Winter Adventure Park offers express tube tow, kiddy snowmobiles, and a 500-foot-long “aerial zipline.”

Situated in the middle of a mossy canopy of trees, Bagby is a series of open-aired wooden bath houses that contain soaking tubs carved from cedar logs. A Robinson Crusoe series of wooden flumes and levers divert the hot water from the source to the tubs; a cold water cistern is nearby for cooling each individual bath to the perfect temperature. Soaking in the tubs is guaranteed to melt stress and worry. There are five private rooms, three public log tubs, and two large cedar tubs that can hold eight to ten people. Soakers drain and fill the tubs between uses.

If it's ocean you're looking for, the Drakesville Coast is a year-round playground for adventure-seekers and beachcombers alike. Wild flowers grow atop massive cliffs, and eons of wind and angry waves have carved giant boulders into caves and lovely cathedral-esque hollows. Go on a whale watching tour, sea kayak among the sea lions or just head down to the beach and play in the sand.

Long known for its salmon runs, the Columbia stretches through the breathtaking Columbia River Gorge: 80 miles of cliffs and waterfalls starting just 20 minutes up the river from Drakesville. The Gorge is a nature-lovers paradise, with spectacular vistas, numerous hiking trails, and scenic bike routes. An hour up river from Portland is the picturesque town of Hood River, where the choppy Columbia and constant gusts combine to form the windsurfing capitol of the world.

From the 360 ° glass tunnel running through the shark habitat to the playful seals, chances are that you will find something at the aquarium to capture your interest. Marine fish and mammals call this place home and you can even get up close to recreation of a tide pool complete with all the living components.

From bats to zebras and everything in between, it's all here at the Drakesville Zoo. Check out the many exhibits that are featured including the Rain Forest, the Alaskan Tundra, and the kids-only section at "ZooFun Safari".

The raceway tries to provide a facility that works for a wide spectrum of users from CART Races and Formula USA Pro Motorcycle, to sport car club regional and nationals, drag racing, motocross racing, bicycle racing, go kart racing, motorcycle road racing, driving schools, car shows and swap meets. PIR provides a safe place for groups, clubs and organizations to conduct racing and non-racing vehicle-oriented events. The raceway draws more than 20,000 participants in raceway driver training sessions, recreational activities, and competitive events. Annually, the raceway attracts approximately 400,000 spectators to 135 events and is in use nearly every day of the year.

Nestled between the forests and the Columbia River Gorge, Skamania captures the Northwest feel in its architecture, decor and location. Enjoy the great outdoors with nearby hiking, horseback riding, whitewater rafting, windsurfing and golf. Skamania's spa and fitness center feature exercise equipment, outdoor tennis courts, an indoor pool and saunas, plus a great outdoor deck and spa pool.

The airport, located 10 miles east of downtown Drakesville is served by many of the recognized national and international airlines as well as certain local and regional carriers.

The premier equestrian destination for boarding, showing and training. Three inter-connected indoor arenas and boarding facilities situated on 40 acres.

A par-72 course, with old trees and all kinds of hills and bumps. Close to the Columbia River, the course has a spectacular view of the tops of the nearby Wasabi Mountains.

Drive through our 600-acre park and observe animals from Africa, Asia and North and South America roaming freely outside your vehicle. See giraffes, rhinos, lions, bears, camels and much more. Stop by the Safari Village for additional animal exhibits, live animal shows and the Petting Zoo.

Bennett's Bluff Log Cabins are ontop of the mountians overlooking the skyline of Drakesville, it makes for a romantic sunset looking at the sky from your balcony. The cabins are in a some what spaced out area, but the neighborhood is generally nice, without snobs, and mostly retired folks, or those who like the wilderness. Spotting a bear isnt that uncommon in this area.

These two story houses in which one family or patron lives on the bottom, and another on the top, or either two patrons living in apartment like complexes side by side, very nice and convinent, and works even better when you know your neighbors, because if you dont, you will probably have to get to know them sooner or later.

These large farm houses consist of large cattle fields, and large garages and barns for storage..

Melwood is a upscale neighborhood in Midtown, Drakesville. The houses are all very large, and the people who live in these houses are well in their millions as their salary. Most people who lives here have their own private pools, balconys and an acre lot. Most houses are 2 stories also. Some are even 3.

It’s a good example of what’s happened to most of Oldtown; it’s slipped into poverty, become old and run down, and not the safest neighborhood around. Owned and operated by one of the worst land ladies you could ever want, this isn’t somewhere most people would choose to live if given the choice. However, if you have a low budget income, it is often your only choice and best option. A bit of advice: knowledge of self-protection is a must. Drugs and crime are not uncommon in these parts, and while you can manage to find some decent good families, they’ve all in some way or another felt the affects of poverty and what comes with it.

Now is your chance to experience Drakesville's premiere new urban apartment community. You can enjoy splendid views of the city skyline and Mount Wasabi, with restaurants, shopping, parks, and downtown within easy reach. Modern studio, one, and two bedroom apartment homes are available, all with exquisite floor plans. Interiors have been carefully designed with elegant fixtures, color and trim, and tastefully appointed in fine detail to compliment every kind of decor.

Amenities include an underground parking garage, lap pool, exercise room, boardroom and common area. There is an extensive water feature that covers almost the entire property and is comprised mainly of a series of waterfalls into shallow pools that weave between buildings. The effect makes them look like they're resting in the shallows of the Colombia River, whose banks are close by.

An upbeat and vibrant community set in a semi-residential area. The buildings are stylish and have great ‘character’. In other words, they are old but make up for it with personality. This is a great choice for those on a budget as all utilities are included in your rent except for phone. The complex has a heated pool, lush landscaping and plenty of parking for when you have company. Each unit has large windows, a semi-private deck, no-cost storage and almost new appliances.

Sprawling throughout Drakesville are the suburbs. Houses of all architectural styles and prices abound. There are rentals, entry-level, and high-end homes just waiting for people to move in.

Gaither's Brook Apartments are not nessecarily the nicest of apartments in the Drakesville area, however, they are about middle class, with friendly staff, and for the most part, friendly tenants. The high-rise has plenty of rooms, soaring 80 stories into the air.

A complex consisting of 104 townhomes, 91 brownstones, and condos along the Redlight District. The townhomes have hardwood floors, decks and large master suites. Each unit has apx. 1,489-2,204 square feet and an attached garage. Drakesville Townhouses features the beauty of being near a river along with the added bonus of being within walking distance of downtown.

The Virgin Islands, mm, Nothing but white sands and blue water in this top notch vacation spot.

Los Angeles, California. One of the largest cities in the United States, crime and gangs and drugs are at an all time high here, but you also may be able to spot a celebrity or two.

New York City, New York. One of the largest cities in the United States, crime and gangs and drugs are at an all time high here, visit the Bronx, or Brooklyn, all by taxi! It's a fun place to be, bustling all the time!

This is for those of you who like to be in the middle east, or think it is just crucial to come to the middle east in a spiritual journey. Be careful though, violence is an every day thing here.

So you dont wanna leave the country, but you still want to chill out on a holiday, or on a break, or just a vacation? This is the place, Sand and beaches for as far as the eye can see.. This place is definently fun.

No Hablo Espanol? This is Mexico, dont drink the water here, and dont get arrested here, or your screwed.

Louisiana, home of New Orleans, the Mardi Gras, and the bayou's, and the weird cajiun foods. This place is fun and worth it!