•If you see a short post, make sure in a word processor that it has 150+ words.
•Help me make sure that the face claims and taken names stay updated.
•Help me make sure all advertisements have been linked back too, if our ad isn’t on their site then post our ad and lock their ad on here. If we have already posted there, just lock the topic.
•PM a member if their username isn’t the name of their character (first and last) and ask them to change it.
•Try and advertise us on at least 5 sites a day (just don’t post if our ad is already there)
Special Role-Players
These are the role-players with a certain role at the play. Yes, they are normal characters meaning they have relationships like everyone else and can role play wherever they like. But they can give certain topics a little uniqueness. Like if you need a riding lesson, your horse to be shoed or check on by a vet, or if your character is a rich snob type that needs a stable hand.
Are you a fan of Vision Springs but want to be on a site like this one that is more breeder based? Join Tania's other site, Fantasy Bridge. It's a mature and advanced human and equine role-play. CLICK HERE
Vision Springs Rules These are the rules of the site, and info. If you have a question about something that is answered in the rules, I will not help you with it because that will show you didn’t read them thoroughly. I don’t mind helping you if it isn’t in the rules, or if it confuses you.
Character Information (3 sub-boards) 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.
Information of Importance 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.
Discussion 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.
Advertise (1 sub-board) This is the only place that advertisement will be allowed. Anywhere else and a frozen waffle will be thrown at you. Guest Friendly (only Proboards or InvisionFree)
The Stables A tall brick barn in the shape of a U, the floors are concrete and the stalls are floored with rubber and hay that stands about 6 inches thick, there is nearly 300 stalls in here, and the middle of the U is a large turnout ring that is only accessible from the inside. Each horses stall has a window that overlooks the turnout ring. The surrounding area in front of the stables are concrete with a drive that connects to the main building and the road, used for loading and unloading horses. There is a large feed room and tack room in the center of the stables. Ladders to the hay loft can be found at each end and the center (between the feed room and tack room). There is a wash stall on either side of the doors that lead out to the turnout ring.
Hay Loft 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.
Training Rings 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.
Pasture 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.
Trails 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.
Vision Springs Show Grounds Vision Springs Show Grounds All competitions will be held here, remember to read the rules of the setting up and entering competitions. (They can be found in the Rules board). Have fun on your journey to becoming the number one equestrian at Vision Springs.
Dorms The rooms where the equestrians training here at Vision Springs will stay. Each dorm room is 12 x 14 feet with a door, two windows, bed frames, two mattresses, desk and dresser door already installed. Decorations, clothes, bed sheets, comforters, pillows and anything else the boarder may wish in their room must be supplied on their own terms.
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Lounge/Kitchen 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.
Library A room that is covered in wall to wall book selves, having everything from Shakespeare to Stephenie Meyer. The room is kept cool all year round and there is a U shaped couch in the center of the room that has about forty or more pillows thrown in the center of it to provide as much comfort to the readers as possible.. 'Extra Tagalongs' are NOT allowed here.
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