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True, Itachi... nothing personal, but ripping the name is just... well, be a proOriginally Posted by seramis
Sorry I havent created character yet, but I had some problems with... nevermind. Im gonna be a navigator, just give me some time to create a character...
i will be the first mate of the crew
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age: 21
DF: None at the moment
Strength : sword fighter like zoro but uses only 2 swords
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history: a wondering swordman looking for a legendary sword hidden somewhere in this world by his master as a final task. a funny person, good to be with and very helpful. very reliable when in combat and will always think of his *nakama* before his life.
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Name: Kinichou Atarai
Nickname he wishes to be called: Kinrai
Nickname gooverment gave him: Unarmed Killer Jr
Bounty: 3 milions (considering Luffy had 30 mils, when entering GL)
Age: 16
Occupation: Navigator/Martial Artist
Power: Martial arts, all kinds of - he mastered a lot of different legs and fists fight styles (see in background). His skills are enough to call him "one of the most dangerous martial artist ever seen" , especially since he is still really young. Aside from just being "master" , he knows two great skills, that everyone thinks are the power of DF, but its just pure technique:
-Steel Fist: After few seconds of focus, his fist becomes hard as steel, being able to block any blade or attack, and shoot a powerful punch, but only once per use. Sounds kinda like tekkai, didnt it? Well, it kinda is tekkai - but he doesnt really know about Rokushiki, he learned this from one of his fathers friends, who also didnt know about it - just created it.
-Axe Kick: Looks like the same move that Luffy does with "Gomugomu axe", but without stretching (guess why? lol). The only difference is, that it actually WORKS like axe, being able to cut through many things, like woord, stones or flesh. Nodoby really knows how he does this, but hence, he is a master.
Background: Kinrai was born as a son of one of the most wanted pirates, "Unarmed Killer", the man who was known for being able to kill countless enemies with just his fists and legs. After his birth he was given to his fathers friend, who took cared of him and trained him the basics of martial arts and the art of navigation. When Kinrai was 13, his parents both came back (mother was a pirate also) home and decided to take him on the ship. He traveled along West Blue for almost half year, battling and getting along with his parents and crew. He was better and better at both fighting and navigating. Then, the greatest battle of his life came- his crew was attacked by strongest squadron of Marines in this sea. Even though they fought fiercefully, the Pirates didnt stand a chance and decided to flee. That was when Kinrai was captured by their Captain, Bigleft, a guy who had left hand much bigger than other, but It did made him really dangerous (almost as strong as Smoker). Kinrai was put in jail, but not for long - his mother came alone to help him get out. Barely escaped, she decided that they should go in different paths, as a pirates. He agreed with her, although he didnt want to part with them he knew, that he cant achieve his dream on their ship. After they splitted, he was given a bounty of 3 milion belli and called "Unarmed Killer Jr", the nickname he really hates and wants to change it...
His dream is to become the strongest martial artist on this world, and that means, he needs to beat his father first, thats why he left. After that moment, he was hiding from the world and traveled all the world, challenging people and learning new styles, to improve his capabilities. After he became 16, he hardly ever met someone who stoop up for more than 5 seconds with him. This was the right time to leave West Blue and go to Grand Line. But becouse he knew he couldnt do it alone, he decided to join a strong crew as a navigator.
Picture: (this picture is borrowed from Konami game, "Suikoden III")
Hope that enough :P
I'll finish my martial arts training under you Kinrai-Sensei.
Ok so far...
Navagator: PLAYLAH
Doctor: SERAMIS
Captain: ITACHI_SAN23
Carpenter: BETTERBOUNDER
First Mate/Musician: KAKASH1
Only position left is the cook...
So i can't type any of the story out yet cuz i have tests today. But you guys should continue on the stoyr i've started:
The captain is waitin for his crew to arrive to deck to report to him. You guys can just "talk" while i get ready. Sort of like the loading screen of a really great game.
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The fiancee is out of the state this weekend, so I was cruising the local gun shops/pawn shops for pistols and I found 3 pistols that I wanted, all at the same place. In decending order of want:
NIB CW9 for $449
NIB CW45 for $495
Used Glock 27 w/2 mags for $449
The Glock had holster wear and some frame scuffs. If it was like new I would have walked out with it, but I would rate it 85% cosmetically. I'm sure the interiors are fine but if I have to explain a $450 purchase to her when she gets back, I'd like it to look new.
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It's nearly three years after the event, but I only recently came across one of the best time-lapse films I've ever seen: Noah takes a photo of himself every day for six years.
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Posted: 05/04/2008 - Authorities have found the body of a 43-year-old San Diego man who disappeared while surfing with friends off Santa Cruz Island.
Posted: 05/04/2008 - Authorities have found the body of a 43-year-old San Diego man who disappeared while surfing with friends off Santa Cruz Island.
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8 He that soweth unrighteousness shall reap iniquity, and the rod of his wrath shall have an end. | 8 He who sows wickedness reaps trouble, and the rod of his fury will be destroyed. |
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6 In His days Judah will be saved, and Israel will dwell securely. This is what He will be named: The Lord Is Our Righteousness. | 6 In his days Judah will be saved and Israel will live in safety. This is the name by which he will be called: The LORD Our Righteousness. |
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Tonganoxie hires former Lawrence school superintendent Randy Weseman as interim superintendent
June 27, 2011
A former Lawrence school superintendent is heading to Tonganoxie USD 464 to replace its district's superintendent, who recently accepted an administrative position with Lawrence USD 497.
The Tonganoxie school board hired Randy Weseman by a 7-0 vote during a special meeting Monday. The board met in executive session for 10 minutes before approving Weseman's hire as interim superintendent. He will receive a one-year salary of $90,000 and a $75 per month cell phone stipend and has been offered insurance benefits through the district. Because Weseman is retired, USD 464 must pay a 20 percent penalty to KPERS, which is another $18,000.
He will begin his employment at USD 464 on Friday.
Weseman replaces USD 464 Superintendent Kyle Hayden, who recently accepted an administrative position with Lawrence Public Schools.
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i'll request this recipe from my youth. we used to visit St Augustine, Fl. every year for our vacation during August (1961-1969). We always ate at a local family
It sound simple enough to do. would you suggest: make a key lime filling and bake it in a deep dish then top it with warm lemon filling, and then top with meringue(made with hot sugar syrup)and bake until browned. Or put the lemon filling on the bottom, then the lime and then the same meringue? or do you just have a recipe? diggerb |
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- Posted by ginger_st_thomas (My Page) on Sat, Jun 28, 08 at 15:34
You wouldn't bake the lime filling or the lemon one. They're cooked stovetop & only put in the oven long enough to brown the meringue. |
- Posted by ginger_st_thomas (My Page) on Sat, Jun 28, 08 at 15:42
If the pie uses sweetened condensed milk & a graham cracker crust, it's baked. What you can do is bake the following key lime in a deep dish pie pan (those big, glass pie pans) holding off on the meringue & then top it with a traditional lemon pie filling, then put the meringue on top & bake until the meringue browns. I have a good recipe for the lemon that you can use but I have to dig it out. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Key Lime Pie
- Posted by ginger_st_thomas (My Page) on Sat, Jun 28, 08 at 15:48
FRESH LEMON MERINGUE PIE 1 1/2 cups sugar 3/4 cups + 2 TBL cornstarch 1/2 cup cold water 1/2 cup fresh lemon juice 3 egg yolks, beaten 2 TBL butter, softened 1 1/2 cups boiling water 1 1/4 tsp lemon zest 2 drops yellow food coloring, optional combine 1 1/2 cups sugar & cornstarch in a 2 qt saucepan. Add the cold water & lemon juice gradually, whisking until smooth. Stir in the egg yolks. Add the butter. Add the boiling water gradually, stirring constantly. |
ok, so i'm going to take whirl at this. put the keylime on the bottom and then top it with the lemon filling and finish up with the meingue. also thank you for the toffee chiffon recipe. it's probably close to what i want. diggerb |
- Posted by ginger_st_thomas (My Page) on Mon, Jun 30, 08 at 17:29
You're very welcome. |
It sounds like this Florida Pie I've been coming across on a lot of food blogs. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Florida Pie
My Sweetheart (Neil) makes the best lemon-meringue pie. He's been making it since he was young. He and his brother kept wanting them and their mom told them to start making them themselves, and whomever made the pie, got half! Long funny stories go along with that. I'm not permitted to make his pie, because that's his claim to fame, although I will say it is VERY similar to ginger st thomas', except he doesn't use food coloring. Heaven forbid I do the meringue. That's a work of art in itself..lol. What I wanted to suggest is his crust. He makes it with a graham cracker crust and not pastry (I am allowed to make that part). At first I thought he was nuts, but I tell you what... once you've had the pie with a graham crust, you'll wonder why you liked it so much with pastry. Give it a try. I think you'll be surprised. It is now expected that we show up with his pie to everyone's home we're invited to. While Neil is thrilled about that (you know how men like to strut), it also keeps him from eating half and having to settle for one piece like everyone else. Poor baby. Great having a guy who loves to cook, too, finally. Let me know what you think! Have a great weekend... |
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Sadly, this recipe was quite a disappointment. I followed it to the letter and the souffle came out...well I can't put this nicely...terrible. The recipe simply did not call for enough sugar. Perhaps it would be fine if you added more sugar to the mix but I am not willing to mess around with the proportions when I can use a recipe that already has the proper amount of sugar represented. I do feel that the choice of chocolate was an excellent one. Caraibe is one of my favorites.


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I know one thing mate, and that is both Walker and Leapai lost a few brain cells in that little stoush, wldn't be surprised if Alex needs a good rest before lacing them up again.
Therefore if i was his camp i wldn't take on another tough fight so soon........ Maybe an easy kill here against another Aussie in a few months to see if that fight has affected him in anyway.
Alex's recovery will be the biggest challenge no doubt over the next few weeks. Don;t forget he was almost beat in that fight and that took a lot out of him physically and pyschologically one thinks
No rest for the wicked, I'm afraid. Owen Beck on August 12th is the plan. I think the key is to keep him busy. Keep him in the gym. As I've said, he's got things to improve on. Noel knows this and has said it all along. He showed great potential and came through one of the biggest "gut checks" I've seen in a long time.
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- Heat oven to 400⁰F. Place both naan on baking sheet. Spread 2 to 3 tablespoons salsa on each naan.
- Toss shrimp with remaining salsa; arrange on naan. Add peppers, red onion and green onion.
- Bake 8 to 10 minutes until toppings are heated through. Sprinkle with cilantro. Serve warm.
Target Tip: To grill, heat grill to medium. Brush bottom of naan bread with olive oil. Grill pizzas over indirect heat 4 to 5 minutes until toppings are heated through.
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Total Time: 10 minutes
What you will Need:
- Market Pantry ice cream cones
- Archer Farms Ice Cream
- Choose flavours that your guests will swoon over, such as raspberry cake swirl, chocolate peanut butter swirl or vanilla bean.
- Toppings:
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- Hershey's Magic Shell Chocolate Syrup
- Archer Farms Monster Trail Mix
- Archer Farms Caramel Cashew Trail Mix
- Smarties
- Sprinkles
- Chocolate Chips
- Whipped Cream
- Maraschino Cherries
Directions: Five minutes prior to serving, set out Archer Farms Ice Cream, equipped with an ice cream scoop for each one to make it easy for your guests to pick their flavor. Set out all desired condiments with a spoon on the side for serving. Then tell your guests to dig in! Target Tip: Beside each ice cream container, set a cup of hot water where the ice cream scoops can be placed in between servings to make it easier to scoop! For a more information, and to find a Target store closest to you, visit www.Target.ca. About Target Minneapolis-based Target Corporation (NYSE: TGT) serves guests at 1,832 stores - 1,784 in the United States and 48 in Canada - and at Target.com. Since 1946, Target has given 5 percent of its profit through community grants and programs; today, that giving equals more than $4 million a week. For more information about Target's commitment to corporate responsibility, visit target.ca/corporateresponsibility. SOURCE Target Canada
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1 Shephatiah the son of Mattan, and Gedaliah the son of Pashhur, and Jucal the son of Shelemiah, and Pashhur the son of Malchijah, heard the words that Jeremiah spoke to all the people, saying, | 1 Shephatiah son of Mattan, Gedaliah son of Pashhur, Jehucal son of Shelemiah, and Pashhur son of Malkijah heard what Jeremiah was telling all the people when he said, |
2 Thus says Yahweh, He who remains in this city shall die by the sword, by the famine, and by the pestilence; but he who goes forth to the Chaldeans shall live, and his life shall be to him for a prey, and he shall live. | 2 "This is what the LORD says: 'Whoever stays in this city will die by the sword, famine or plague, but whoever goes over to the Babylonians will live. He will escape with his life; he will live.' |
3 Thus says Yahweh, This city shall surely be given into the hand of the army of the king of Babylon, and he shall take it. | 3 And this is what the LORD says: 'This city will certainly be handed over to the army of the king of Babylon, who will capture it.' " |
4 Then the princes said to the king, Let this man, we pray you, be put to death; because he weakens the hands of the men of war who remain in this city, and the hands of all the people, in speaking such words to them: for this man doesn't seek the welfare of this people, but the hurt. | 4 Then the officials said to the king, "This man should be put to death. He is discouraging the soldiers who are left in this city, as well as all the people, by the things he is saying to them. This man is not seeking the good of these people but their ruin." |
5 Zedekiah the king said, Behold, he is in your hand; for the king is not he who can do anything against you. | 5 "He is in your hands," King Zedekiah answered. "The king can do nothing to oppose you." |
6 Then took they Jeremiah, and cast him into the dungeon of Malchijah the king's son, that was in the court of the guard: and they let down Jeremiah with cords. In the dungeon there was no water, but mire; and Jeremiah sank in the mire. | 6 So they took Jeremiah and put him into the cistern of Malkijah, the king's son, which was in the courtyard of the guard. They lowered Jeremiah by ropes into the cistern; it had no water in it, only mud, and Jeremiah sank down into the mud. |
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Rating: | 9 | 9 | 1 | 10 | 10 |
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Very clean pool, bathhouses, and laundry room. Front desk guy was very friendly. Only complaints for us is the pond is very green with mosquitoes, it needs to have the fountain working to aerate and clean the green out. Several of the street lamps are out which makes it very dark to walk around at night. The so called dog park is a dirt path up in the woods not fenced in as the brochure says. Several of the site and walk ways around the laundry room are cracked very dangerous to trip over, esp in the dark with the lights out. The wi-fi was up and down but worked for the most part. Very close to Dollywood. - User3368
We arrived at Bear Cove Village and checked in with the office. They gave us an escort and he did a great job of getting us into the site quickly. We booked a standard site which was level. If you book an economy site some are pretty level but others can be challenging just bring some extra blocks. Look at the site map and try for the ones nearest the pool.If you don't want to mess with leveling just pay more and pick a premium site. They give you a nice pad in which to park so if it rains, no mud. Remember you are coming to the mountains. Most campgrounds the sites are close together with not much room in between but they are nice. A small amount of grass and a container for your trash. People coming to this area are interested in the area and they go out for the day and come back tired. They do have a nice laundry room which I used a couple of times. This is a really nice park close to both Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg. We only had a slight problem with the wifi for a day but the rest of our 11 night stay it worked like a charm. If your interested in the fireworks from Dollywood stand on the hill (in between the sites, not up by the cabins) you can get almost a perfect view. This campground would have gotten a 10 but the dog park is misleading in the brochure and if your a dog owner you might be disappointed. I guess they printed the brochures before they built the dog park. Overall this is a beautiful campground and we would stay here again in a minute and we would pick an economy site. - brighteyes818
The owners and managers of this park do not care one iota for the guests. They are not helpful, do not keep the premises clean, overwork and poorly treat the work campers and generally have no business running a campground. None of the sites are level. You have to climb a huge hill to access the dog park. The tent sites are actually camper sites on cement slabs and no sites have shade. If you arrive after office hours, no one will help you locate your site, hook ups, etc. If you have any problems after office hours, the on site managers will not help. Appalling. The website promises all sorts of things that are not there. Pictures show beautiful mountains that cannot be seen from any of the sites. Instructions are given to work campers to not engage in conversation with guests!! Would never return as long as under same ownership. - Lynda and Alan
Pigeon Forge, Tennessee (map) | (865) 428-7940
Sites: 65 | Latest Rate: $40.00 |
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WiFi does not work and park manager told us she had no idea and said the homeowner association is fighting with the developer blah blah blah. The bath house was covered in spiders, the creek and the banks along side it were littered in trash, and we saw several snakes. Only 1 washer & dryer so you have to fight for a slot to wash your clothes. Home owner assoc. is not friendly and look down on campers. No area for dogs to run and they are not a pet friendly park. Will not stay here ever again. - User3368
Sites can be very tight when they have cars parking across from your site. We were able back in but it was not easy with our 40 ft 5th wheel. It was close to most activities but far enough away from the road such that road noise wasn't bad. I think that I would look for a park with a bit more room the next time. - mamestra
It was a nice park with cement pads. We liked it because it is off the main road and not so busy. Sites were a little tight but we were gone most of the time see the sights. We would go there again and recommend to other people. - belanga
Pigeon Forge, Tennessee (map) | (865) 428-2735
Sites: 310 | Latest Rate: $40.00 |
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Great location! Trolley service to multiple area attractions. We had a nice shaded pull through site. There are a number of full-timers living here but not a problem and folks were friendly. Staff was kind and there are many services and supplies available. We would stay here again. Stayed 4 nights on our way to Asheville, NC. - Mjo
Nice campground for families with children. The site was gravel but level. Sites are close together but that is common in Pigeon Forge. Very nice snack bar/camp store with hand dipped ice cream. Cable, Wi-Fi, and cell service (AT&T) all worked well. Bathrooms were older design, but clean. Would stay here again. - joyrider
This is great campground and good location. The bath houses were clean and plenty of room in showers and toilets. The owners kept campground very clean. If you need any supplies or something to eat, it's all at campground. You are only .4 of a mile from main strip, so if you don't want to drive you can walk to everything. - deaster
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My wife and I just got back from a three day stay at Creekside RV Park. This is one of the nicest, if not "The" nicest private campground we have ever stayed at. We had site 28, no reservation, called in route to check availability and their last open site, which backed up to a creek. Setting up camp on our gravel level site we were greeted by a family of ducks. 30amp service with sewer and water was more than adequate. Concrete pad on curbside for your patio. Free wi-fi with a decent signal. Though the site size was somewhat small compared to our more used to state parks, with the stream and grass area behind our rig we found it to be zero problem and we enjoyed adult beverages and campfires in comfort. The recently remodeled shower house was the best shower/toilet facility of any campground I have we have stayed at, private or government. Spotless, more water pressure than I have at home and they have a country music radio station playing at a decent volume to boot. This is a very quiet park that is on the shuttle run to take you into Sevierrville, Pigeon Forge or Gatlinburg. We would definitely stay here again. - vincee
Beautiful. Convenient location. Makes you want to stay longer than you planned. The rate is Passport America discount. We didn't call ahead and reserve, we just showed up. And it was easy check-in, very smooth. We got a great site with afternoon shade, and our portable satellite dish got a great signal. Verizon signal was good, but not perfect. We didn't get a creek-side site (didn't ask for one), but the walk along the creek is really pretty. The ducks are as cute as they can be. They politely come to your site and let you know that you can feed them if you want. They seem to make their rounds twice per day, a.m. and p.m. I really wish I had brought some duck food. The women's shower (I don't know anything about the men's) was great. Good water pressure. Spacious enough. Plastic chair provided so I could prop my leg up and shave. Comfortable temperature in the bathroom, and good music playing. Good space between sites. Very convenient to all the fun. Beautiful pool. Okay, they aren't perfect - you can see signs of it being an older park that they are fixing up. While all the sites that I saw have a wonderful concrete pad and picnic table, some have a concrete pad for parking your RV, while the rest of the site is gravel (which is fine). But they need more gravel to have an even, bump-free grade between the gravel part and the concrete part, and even the new paved inner road part. But I saw them working on that - one shovel full at a time. We got an excellent value at this park and I highly recommend it. - Gypsy2
This campground is ideally located within a short driving distance to all sorts of family entertainment and theaters. It's located about 7 miles from the entrance to the Great Smoky NP which was nice as visiting the NP was the main purpose of our trip. The sites are small but well maintained. Laundry room is nice with front loading washing machines at $1.50 a load and $1.25 to dry. We will stay here again. - gartail
Pigeon Forge, Tennessee (map) | (865) 428-5841
Sites: 225 | Latest Rate: $17.00 |
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Rate is Passport America. Able to stay extended time at this rate. True from previous posts, no breakers on electrical box but that is why we have a surge protector. Good 50 amp electricity and good water pressure. Sites were level and wide. If park is full, sites back up to each other, but no problem when we were there. A couple run down trailers but most long termers were located together at the back of park and didn't look bad. We would return again. - PappaDee
Not a bad place, however we can confirm previous comments: cat urine smell, in both office and outside; identified seven different cats sneaking about the sites; blew a air conditioner (on a 50-A connection) - starting cap and thermal reset replaced at our next stop in MD. No accessible breakers on power stands. My bad in this regard - I'll be installing two pairs of meters - one on each leg, both inside and outside locations, so I can monitor voltage when connecting and applying A/C load. Management needs to go around to every site with a 3000 watt load-bank and check each leg on every pole for correct voltage - there are high-resistance connections somewhere. Location was OK - sites were reasonably level, at least within 2-2x6's stacked, cable selection good, trees could use trimming (up and back), vehicles up on blocks, couple of long-term trailers could use "bulldozing." Was quiet; reasonably well drained (rained two days). Office staff "OK"...but not much chance of a "visit breaking out" with them. Chainsaw sculptors, out front, do GREAT work! Had a good time at Dixie Stampede, regardless. Don't think we'll stay here again, unless website acknowledges problems and corrective actions. - imgonegalt
Older campground with grass pads and dirt roads. Some full-timers, but mostly tourist. Most sites had some shade. Pool area looked very clean and inviting. Rate is PA. Would stay again. - GWB
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Very nice park. Clean, well laid out, shaded. We were there the first night of the 2012 season, and all appeared new and ready. Suspect it could get a little crowded when full, but still more spacious than many other places we have been. Wi-Fi worked well. Nicest restroom/shower facilities we have seen in a long time. Office staff was knowledgable, friendly and helpful. The only drawback is that you have to be careful how you approach the park from the north. Turn in before the last Pigeon Forge traffic light and then go through another campground that appears to have built on both sides of a city street. We will look forward to staying here again. - mtnmanky
This small campground is above another larger campground which is at the south end of the main strip in Pigeon Forge. Because we stayed during the week during the off season, there were only a few other campers in the park. It was immaculately maintained and the bathrooms were always clean. There were 3 spacious shower rooms with doors and step-in showers with curtains. They always looked as if they had just been cleaned. The pool was small (5 ft. deep), but very clean. We had little interaction with the staff, but they were very friendly. The campground is very close to everything (walking distance to Krispy Kreme *fresh, hot doughnuts at 6 p.m.!* and Cracker Barrel), yet quiet with a secluded feel. The paved circle around which all the RV's are parked is level and smooth- perfect for skating, biking, etc. The spaces are not huge, but comfortable. There is a picnic table and fire ring at each site, but no grill. We just picked up a cooking grate at Walmart, which is about 10-15 minutes away depending on traffic, and it worked great. It is about 10 minutes up the mountain to the foot of the Smoky Mountains if you by-pass Gatlinburg. If you turn right at the visitor center, then right again and pass the visitor center, you will find a "quiet walkway" on the left with just enough room to park 1 or 2 vehicles. This level path leads to a stream with a narrow bridge that looks like a fallen tree not very far from the road. It is so peaceful and a great place to let the kids wade. Be aware that most hiking paths in the Smokies are not pet friendly, but there were no signs on this path prohibiting pets. We had a wonderful time and would definitely highly recommend Foothills. We camped in spot #3 to accommodate our 32 ft. camper and it was great, but I think I would try to get spot #17 if we go again because it is backed by trees, has more shade and is closer to the excellent bath house and pool. Did I mention is was clean? - Camping Mom and Dad + 4
We picked this park because of the good reviews we'd read, but it does have some drawbacks worth mentioning. It's easy enough to find and get into, but getting out was always a problem. It's located right at the edge of Pigeon Forge and the traffic pouring into town made getting out on the road a challenge. Also, there was no left turn available so heading toward Gatlinburg meant making a U-turn, not an east thing to do with a camper. We stayed near the front of the park and the traffic noise was pretty bad there. The back of the park had no nice views though so it was a tradeoff. The WI-FI was pretty much unreliable at our camper, but walking closer to the bath house made it much better. The park staff was very friendly and helpful and that made up for some of the drawbacks. If we stay there again we'll definitely go to the back of the park away from the traffic noise. - User2063
Pigeon Forge, Tennessee (map) | (865) 453-5352
Sites: 172 | Latest Rate: $33.00 |
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We stayed her for 6 nights. We visited Smokey Mountains and other attractions while here. Location is fine. Sites are pull through but narrow and not much room between sites. Empty the first three nights we were here and then busier during the weekend. Staff is not friendly and would NOT stay here again due to that. We have many places to choose from, this will not be one of them next time. - Karen Hamm
Used the park as a hub for other activities in Gatlinburg and GSMNP. Was not there during daylight hours, just used it for sleeping. It's a nice place, roads are somewhat narrow, but we stayed near the entrance so it was not an issue. It was quiet and peaceful. Worked well for us - no reason not to stay here again. - Jake67
Typicsl of parks in urban or busy tourist areas this park has somewhat narrow roadways and minimal space between sites. We had a pull-through with a tree tight against the left side of the site. In order for our living room slide to be clear of the tree, we needed to park towards the front of the site, which was too far for our 40 ft. of sewer hose to reach the sewer inlet. Since we were staying just a few days, we were able to back up to the sewer and dump our tanks before we left. The park is well-maintained, sites reasonably level, although backing into some of the spaces looked like it would be a challenge. The restrooms and showers are modern and spotless. The park is about one mile off the main drag of Pigeon Forge, which makes it convenient to the tourist attractions, but far enough away to be quiet. - DrLewie
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The rate we paid was based on our RPI Membership. The park is a couple of miles from the town of Pigeon Forge along a windy road with Mill Creek running along side. We had a spacious back-in site with a concrete pad for tables & chairs. They have a clubhouse and a pool. It was a nice setting and a great base for touring Smokey Mountain National Park. To obtain a 10 rating it needed picnic tables and a little more landscaping between sites although some of the sites up the hill from the Office/Rec Room may have been a little nicer. Our site was close to the entrance to the park. - Michael Kibler
All the graveled sites were back-in. Ours was not level either front tp back or side to side. There was only one bathhouse for the whole campground. To get to the park, you have to travel on a narrow street, and you really have to watch for the turn onto the street between two "landmarks". We camped in a motorhome. - 1dinky
Nice friendly staff. Very helpful and informative, Sites were a little close, but most are. A lot of campers looked like full timers that lived there most of the time. The park was clean with some shady spots. There was a non denomination church service and Tuesday game night. The trolley stops by there every 15 minutes to take you to town or Gatlinburg. We would stay there again, especially for the price of being close to Pigeon Forge. - Idle Spurs
Pigeon Forge, Tennessee (map) | (865) 453-7903
Sites: 189 | Latest Rate: $45.00 |
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Pull-through sites are not as pictured on their web site. You need to be willing to pull between trees and the next site's grill over grass and dirt to get to your short pad. It would be safer to back in. - jeb
Site too narrow even for resort park. Our motor home 25', one slide. RV placed in opposing positions but not told this at office. Neighbor had plugged into our outlet box. Went to back to office. Asked for escort. Was first told Not Available. Then, after 15 minutes escorted. Staff very unfriendly. Cable TV channel line up in guide given totally wrong. On complaint, got a different one. Would not return. Never comfortable due to closeness of neighbors. - Joe Chernow
Stayed on a pull through site. It was a little small. Should have requested a deluxe pull through. They were very spacious. We arrived after hours and just did not feel like moving after we had already setup. They did offer to move us when we checked in in the morning. They were so kind and gracious. Amazing that the owner has owned and worked at this KOA for almost 50 years. - ellasmom
Pigeon Forge, Tennessee (map) | (865) 453-9994
Sites: 62 | Latest Rate: $47.00 |
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Very nice park with very clean bathrooms and showers. Each shower has it's own entrance and were cleaned daily. Park is very nice with a lot of room. Close to Pigeon Forge and all the attractions. Would definitely stay again and would recommend this park. Great place to stay!! - snoopy216
Second time in this park on a visit to Gatlinburg/Pigeon Forge. We have stayed at several parks in the area and we decided that from now on this is our main destination. The only reason we would not stay here again would be if they were full. The restrooms are immaculate and the grounds the same. The spaces are snug, but not as bad an many of the campgrounds in the area. Having access to the indoor pool across the street is a plus. If I had to have one complaint, it would be that the store/office carry more stuff. The cable channels were more then sufficient and the picture was perfect. - Godsey97
We enjoyed our stay here. My boys loved the pools across the street, but wished they had a playground. I highly recommend the back-in sites along the stream. I liked that roads paved (my boys enjoyed riding their bikes), and sites are concrete with a nice picnic table and fire ring. I would have liked to see the store stocked with more "stuff", they did have the basics though. Campground has a good central location for visiting the area. - happytrails76
Pigeon Forge, Tennessee (map) | (865) 453-1224
Sites: 210 | Latest Rate: $35.00 |
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The RV park is in an excellent location for visiting the Pigeon Forge area. There is no pool or playground in the park. The cable TV and Wi-Fi worked well. Many of the sites, but not all, have a concrete pad. The restrooms were clean and the staff was friendly. - Oakman
We stayed here while attending a concert at Dollywood. This is a quiet, nice enough park. Riverside sites are nice, although a bit tight. Sites are situated mostly perpendicular to the road which makes a little challenging for backing in a big rig. Bathrooms and showers are "OK", nothing special. I gathered that they cleaned the restrooms and emptied trash once every 2-3 days. This facility hosts many gospel events and rallies, and they have a church service at the pavilion on Sunday morning. The staff we encountered were polite and helpful. Based on other options in Pigeon Forge, we would stay here again. - classact
This site is located in great proximity to all of the sites of Pigeon Forge. It was easy to find and maneuver within once we arrived. The park was clean although there isn't anything that makes this park stand out above others of a similar nature. The sites were level and most were paved. We were allowed to park an extra truck and small trailer on any gravel site for free. The restrooms and showers were clean and in good condition. The front part of the park and road into the area for RV's is for mobile homes, but they were all well maintained. The staff was friendly and we enjoyed our stay in the Pigeon Forge area. - Mayonnaise Farmer
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Very nice park. We stayed here for the first time 12 years ago. We have stayed at other campgrounds and cabins since but came back this year due to needing 2 sites side by side and having waited too long to make reservations. The bathrooms were resort/spa quality and the grounds were clean. I only gave it a 9 due to the fact that to get a 10 you have to be perfect. This place was very nearly perfect. Electric fluctuated between 118 and 123 all weekend and the place was packed so that is good. Had it been hotter and everyone running AC it might have been different. The roads and such are tight but there is adequate space on the spots and nobody was denied the opportunity to deploy slideouts and/or awnings. If you come here you really have to watch kids on bicycles, they are everywhere. I am not complaining as it is fun to see kids running around having fun without the worries of adulthood, I just want to warn you so you don't have any unfortunate accidents. Will stay here again. Nice shady spots and very good cable. Wi-Fi is spotty at best. - Godsey97
This RV Park has a lot going for it location, price, and access. The one problem and downside is the public street which runs through the center of park and used by the locals speeding through the campground 25-35mph. Even with the posted 15mph and the lack of speed bumps to slow the traffic down turned out to be a very sad combination for one camper and there pet dog wonder what wound have happen if it had been a child? - Mullet Republic LLC
Fantastic RV park. A little busy for letting kids ride around on their bikes, but there is plenty for the kids to do. It's very clean, easy to get to, and centrally located next to the major attractions. They pretty much have everything you could ask for in a RV park. - Revconguy
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Most disgusting campground we have ever stayed at!! I thought perhaps it was slightly shabby per the other reviews, but no, this place is nasty! Dirty, junk piled everywhere, dogs and children running all around, filthy bathrooms that reek of cigarettes, pool looked like a health hazard. We made sure to lock the doors and roof of the Jeep, a safe neighborhood it is not. Stay here at your own peril. - clm29
We lost $50 because we paid before looking. They do not give refunds at all. We should have looked before paying. I felt very uncomfortable, so we drove around and found another campground that was a 1000% nicer. Shady Oaks is very shady with a lot of permanent dwellers that have very run down campers and mobile homes. The bathrooms are dirty and run down. They have a lot of stray dogs running around. The owners are very old, and I guess they just can not handle it anymore. Would not stay here. - sambasstuff
Would not recommend this park if you have other options. If we had not already paid we would have left. They do not give refunds and do not take credit cards. Basically this is just a run down trailer park. Restrooms are falling apart and not clean. - trvlkids
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This is our campground of choice when coming to Pigeon Forge. Again, as with last Oct., the weather was not the best for us. But that has nothing to do with campground. We stayed on site 95 this time, as our favorite site was already booked. Nice room at this site, especially behind camper. Its located with bath house directly behind us, and did not seem to smell as clean as it should, but was visually clean. May have been smelling the sewer system a little because of flooding from weather. Speaking of flooding, I have never in my life seen the Little Pigeon River flooded like it was that Tuesday night. Campers on some river sites had to move. Fire pit and area around it will flood with lots of rain. Wi-Fi is getting worse each time we come to this campground. Phone would not stay connected, so didn't even try with laptop. Cable has changed since last stay. Now you must put $50 deposit (returnable) for digital converter box and remote. We didn't and used RV antenna. Again, it was not their choosing, but rather Charter cable company changes. Laundromat machines were going down a lot this time. We still like this campground, but if they don't start to update and maintain better, we may check out other campgrounds in the area. The shower curtains need to be replaced by something that offers more privacy, i.e., solid doors or larger curtains. The showers themselves have good enough room in them, but the curtains don't completely close off opening. Would like to see more offerings in the camp store. They only stock about 5 or 6 things. Love the friendly folks there. - Keith T.
This is our choice when coming to Pigeon Forge area. The staff is very friendly. Our favorite site was originally taken when we first booked, and we put in a request for it if it came available. It did, and they changed it for us! We love the fact that you can pick your site when reserving instead of waiting and hoping to get one when you get there. Bath houses were clean. Wi-Fi is not so great, but will do. I guess my biggest complaint would be the roads. It would be nice if they were re-paved. We will continue to come here when in the area. - Keith T.
This is our 3rd time staying here. Stayed all week of July 4th. We really like it here. Been rainy for a few weeks and the river was up as much as I've ever seen it. The only complaint that I have at this place is the bath houses are starting to need some remodeling. Wi-Fi was not so good this time, kept getting knocked off line. CG was about 90% full or more. They have put down some gravel on at least some of the middle sites. Would love to see the road re-paved. Grass was a little high, but its been raining a lot and they were trying to mow while we were there. I think bath house cleaning was understaffed this time. I'm getting picky here, but the color of the pool bottom and sides make it look a little dirty. It is a pale blue/greenish color and makes water look like it starting to turn green. Bright blue make pool water look really nice. We will stay here next time we come up. Nothing real fancy, but nice for us. - Keith T.
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Quiet location away from the traffic with a beautiful setting. - HaveDieselWillTravel
Quiet rustic little park off the beaten path, but we had a few issues. When I called for a reservation, I asked for a level site. The lady told me she had a back in on the creek, but we might need a board or two to level or the kitchen site was available; she said it was very level, so I booked it. When we arrived, we saw that the sites were not quite as nice as they appeared on the web site. The road was a narrow two lane only, so backing in is a little difficult if there is an RV right opposite you. We were on the upper creek level, which turned out to be fortunate, but backing in was a challenge up a hill with a large pile of stones on the left (probably filling in a hole) and the concrete patio on the right, which as often happens when you have a gravel site and concrete patio, was several inches higher than the site. Sites were very narrow, so care had to be taken not to scrape tires on the patio. Ours was more difficult because there was a large chunk of concrete missing from the patio, leaving a rough edge which will eat a tire up (been there, done that!). When we finally got in, in order to be perfectly level, our front wheels were off the ground. So we opted to lower the wheels and be "pretty level". There was a terrible storm that night--over 5 inches of rain. The TV from Knoxville was saying take cover, but there was no bathhouse or laundry to run to. The forecast was for large hail, so we pulled our slides in. The campers on the lower creek sites along Walden Creek had to evacuate during the night at 3 a.m. because the water was rising up to their steps. The next morning we could see through the trees that the houses on the other side of the creek were built up on stilts just like at the beach. We enjoyed our stay once we got settled, but probably would not stay here again because of the sites and the lack of bad weather shelters. - Seabreeze Texas
This campground is very quiet and relaxing. There is no pool or playground. However there are two creeks running on each side of the campground. Also no bathhouse, but each site has full hookups. There is a fenced area for dogs to run, which is nice. Campground is about 2 miles out of Pigeon Forge - away from the hustle and bustle, but close enough to enjoy all Pigeon Forge has to offer. Would definitely stay here again. - anitag
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Rate is PPA. Previous reviews all highlight small, tight spaces. Yep. Closest we have been to others living since we were in Japan living in town. That was unsettling. But, in driving around, most of the parks in this area are like that...crammed and jammed. You are on the edge of the Smokies and Dollywood is the big draw. That aside, folks were very pleasant, restrooms clean, WiFi fast and easy, cable TV appropriate choices. The trolley stops at the park entrance so for $0.50 you can ride into town, or around and another $0.50 gets you to Dollywood. If you are here for the entertainment, not relaxing in a campground and nature, then this is a good choice. - Too-wow
This was a small park that might provide some parking difficulty for big rigs, but some were present in the park. The staff was friendly and helpful. Our parking space was assigned on arrival. The location of the park was convenient. Rather enjoyed watching the ducks walking through the park. - Terry5048
The staff at this small park was very friendly and helpful. The main circle is paved with level gravel sites. Each site has a concrete pad with picnic table. The sites are all back-in and very close to each other both on the sides and end to end. The bath house was very clean and well equipped. Great location for visiting Pigeon Forge and surrounding attractions. I would stay here again. - trav


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UPDATED 10:29 PM CDT Jul 18, 2013Dr. Roy Wilson upheld Dr. Anthony J. Garcia's termination at Creighton University.
Video TranscriptDOCTOR ANTHONY GARCIA COMES BACK TO OMAHA-- THIS TIME IN HANDCUFFS. WE'RE THERE AS THE ACCUSED KILLER ARRIVES AT THE DOUGLAS COUNTY JAIL. TONIGHT WE'RE ALSO HEARING STRONG WORDS, FROM THE DOCTOR WHO UPHELD GARCIA'S TERMINATION AT CREIGHTON UNIVERSITY. GOOD EVENING I'M ROB MCCARTNEY. I'M MELISSA FRY. ANTHONY GARCIA WAVED HIS EXTRADITION IN ILLINOIS-- AND OMAHA'S TASK FORCE DIDN'T WASTE ANY TIME GETTING HIM BACK HERE. HE FACES FOUR COUNTS OF FIRST DEGREE MURDER, IN THE 2008 KILLINGS OF THOMAS HUNTER AND SHIRLEE SHERMAN-- AND THE MAY KILLINGS OF DOCTOR ROGER BRUMBACK AND HIS WIFE MARY. KETV NEWSWATCH SEVEN'S ADRIAN WHITSETT'S BEGINS OUR LIVE TEAM COVERAGE AT THE JAIL. ADRIAN. ROB IT'S STILL UNCLEAR WHEN GARCIA WILL MAKE HIS FIRST COURT APPEARANCE-- BUT AS YOU SAID, WE KNOW HE'S HERE AT THE JAIL TONIGHT. BOOKED JUST HOURS AGO. A CROWDED VAN ARRIVED AT THE DOUGLAS COUNTY JAIL DURING RUSH HOUR. THE VAN ALSO CARRIED MEMBERS OF THE TASK FORCE WHO WENT TO SOUTHERN ILLINOIS TO GET HIM. JAIL EMPLOYEES WERE READY AND WAITING WITH THE DOOR OPEN-- BOOKING GARCIA QUICKLY. AND GARCIA'S FAILED ATTEMPT AT RESIDENCY IN CREIGHTON'S PATHOLOGY DEPARTMENT CAME BACK OVER AND OVER AS HE TRIED TO GET OTHER JOBS. BUT WAS IT MOTIVE FOR MURDER -- DOUGLAS COUNTY COURT RECORDS SEEM TO SHOW JUST THAT. THAT IN JUNE 2001 DOCTORS ROGER BRUMBACK AND WILLIAM HUNTER ASKED GARCIA TO RESIGN FOR UNPROFESSIONAL CONDUCT -- HIS FINAL APPEAL THAT JULY --UPHELD BY THE DEAN OF MEDICINE AT THE TIME-- DR. ROY WILSON.(voice of Dr. Roy Wilson: "Words can't describe.. the ... the ... pain and anguish that he has caused-- it's just not fathomable.") DR WILSON TALKED TO US BY PHONE FROM WISCONSIN. HE SAYS GARCIA NEVER UNNERVED HIM -- BUT THE DEATHS FIVE YEARS APART OF HUNTER'S SON AND HOUSEKEEPER. AND THE BRUMBACKS --DID. (voice of Dr. Roy Wilson: "I just thought it was an odd coincidence that -- in omaha of all places the heinous murders could have a connection in terms of one department.") COURT RECORDS DETAIL ANOTHER CONNECTION. 16 DAYS BEFORE THE DUNDEE MURDERS -- GARCIA WAS TERMINATED FOR FALSIFYING HIS APPLICATION TO THE L-S-U HEALTH SCIENCES CENTER. FIRED IN PART -- BECAUSE OF INFORMATION PROVIDED BY DOCTOR HUNTER. (voice of Dr. Roy Wilson: "When i think of my own kids-- and think that one of them could be killed because of an action i took-- to be able to live with something like that-- I just feel so much for the Hunters.") AND THE BRUMBACKS ..(voice of Dr. Roy Wilson: "To actually act out in a matter this garcia did so-- just unbelievable.. I just have really no words on what I'd say to him if I talked to him.) DOCTOR WILSON SAYS HE'S VERY THANKFUL POLICE MADE AN ARREST. AS FOR ANTHONY GARCIA IS HERE TONIGHT, BOOKED FOR THE MURDERS OF DRS ROGER AND MARY BRUMBACK..THOMAS HUNTER AND SHIRLEE SHERMAN. REPORTING LIVE AT THE DOUGLAS COUNTY JAIL, ADRIAN WHITSETT, KETV NW7.
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Novelist Donna Woolfolk Cross will lead a discussion about her book, Pope Joan, at the last Glen Haven Book Discussion Group of the year on Wednesday, Sept. 8, at 7 p.m at the Glen Haven School and Public Library, 7325 Fair Haven Road, at the head (southend) of Skaneateles Lake. The program is offered without charge and is open to everyone.
Although most modern scholars dismiss stories of a woman who becomes the pope of the Roman Catholic Church as legend or satire, the notion has persisted, even among Catholics, for more than a thousand years. One of the most popular of the stories involves Joan, a 9th century well-educated and talented Francian woman who ascends the papal throne as John Anglicus.
Cross, after extensive research of the cultural and religious norms of the era, has written an engaging novel about this woman known traditionally as Pope Joan. All are invited to attend, participate, and, ultimately, to decide for themselves--is this something that actually could have
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When Daniel Hartis returned to his native Charlotte in 2008 after a stint in Asheville, the citys beer scene was just beginning to brew. Five years later hes the guy behind Charlottebeer.com and @CharlotteBeer on Twitter. This month his first book, Charlotte Beer: A History of Brewing in the Queen City (The History Press), hits stores. We caught up with the craft beer devotee to get the scoop on Charlottes beer heritage and find out whats on tap next. SC
How far back did you go for Charlottes beer history? I wrote about colonial days when people were brewing in their homesthey had to improvise with things like ginger and persimmons and refer to them as beer even though they werent technically beer. Any good stories from that era? I found it interesting that [local Revolutionary War hero] Captain James Jack was a tavern owner. The tavern was in the home he shared with his fatherwhich the British burned to the ground in 1780. Have there been hard times in more recent history for Charlotte beer? Mecklenburg County went dry in 1905 and didnt repeal Prohibition until 1947. I focus a lot though on the 1990s scene here when craft beer started to gain ground. Johnson Beer Company had far reaching distribution, Charlotte Oktoberfest started, and the first brew-on-premise brewery, The Brewing Experience, opened. Does the book reach to current day? It actually covers the current breweries as well as two new ones that are looking to open this year. I think one of the greatest things about our beer scene here is the diversity of the offeringwhich means theres room for more.The Charlotte Observer welcomes your comments on news of the day. The more voices engaged in conversation, the better for us all, but do keep it civil. Please refrain from profanity, obscenity, spam, name-calling or attacking others for their views.
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- During the FaceValue period, your coupon can only be put towards the service stated on the coupon.
- If the offer is seasonal, like a seasonal menu or chimney sweep service, the FaceValue of your coupon can be put towards a similar offer at the merchant's discretion.
- FaceValue does not apply to product deals, travel and accommodation-related deals, or time-dependent event deals.
- The conditions on your coupon still apply during the FaceValue grace period.