This is the board that holds the information about the characters, the joining board and the character relation boards are found in here. After you read the rules, this should be the first place you go. First, create your character. Then, and this is optional, make a character relations thread for them. (please – when creating your character, use the form I have provided, I have it a certain way so that it makes it easier on me to update taken names and face claims). Third, make their equine(s). You can have up to three per account, as stated in the rules, use the form provided though.

Sub-boards: Character Joining, Equine Joining, Character Relations

The updates thread is found in this forum (or just click the button that’s in the first box of the sidebar). The voting’s for the ‘_’ of the Month’s are also located in here. As well as how to get your name colored (like mine) and the list of who owns which horse. The horse list is found in here as well, showing which account owns which horse.

Anything out of character needs to be posted here. You can use it for a blog if you like, to get views upon issues that you are having. Or you can start forum games (like the name game or association game). Even offer role-playing lessons if you wish. Anything that you want.

The hay loft runs the entire perimeter of the stables, (meaning it covers the entire U shape) There are five wholes created in the floor of the loft, to fit the five ladders that lead up to the loft. It is completely covered in hay and straw and there are four windows along each wall of loft that can be opened to allow air to seek into the loft so it doesn't get stuffy and hot, just remember to shut the windows before you leave. The windows were installed to allow insulation to those boarders that seek a quiet place to hang out, read or even take short naps in the loft. All together there are 38 windows. (2 on each of the short walls and 5 on each of the long walls). Just be careful not to disturb the barn cats - they aren't too cheerful when their naps are interrupted.

There are two, one right out front and to the left of the stables and one right out front and to the right of the stables. Each are 50 x 30 feet and have a shed outside of them containing show jumps, barrels, poles and everything else that can be used for training your horses. There is even a few extra saddles, bridals, halters and lead ropes inside here in case some gear was forgotten or broken. Just remember to put everything back where you got it.

The pasture is a 20 acre stretch of land located behind the stables that is fertilized monthly to grow the best grass possible for the equines, it is fenced in and the fences are checked daily for any broken rails or bad places. There are about seven large oak tree's to offer shade for the horses. In the center is a clear pond that is treated to get rid of any nasty germs that may cause any sicknesses to the equines. This pasture will offer grazing, drinking, exercise and comfort to any horse turned out here.

300 acres of woodland surrounding Vision Springs on all sides with multiple cross country courses built in to aid those training their horses. There are picnic areas scattered out and many creeks and lakes to offer pleasure to both horse and riders. Many boarders are known to go hiking for the heck of it during their spare time.

The lounge and kitchen are on the first floor, divided at the center by a half wall. Sofas and lazy boy chairs are scattered throughout the lounge along with pictures of former riders of Vision Springs. There is a television set and board games and multiple video games to offer entertainment. WiFi can be connected to by laptops of the riders, if they have them. In the kitchen there is a large refrigerator that gets restocked daily, a few tables with 6 chairs around each and a counter in the center for cooking. Stove and microwave are available to the boarders.