The first stop. All rules and helpful information are posted here. Be sure to come to this place first.

All ads and affiliates go here. Want to have your banner on our wall? Make sure you take ours. Just want to place an ad? We better be able to advertise on your board.

Sub-boards: Curious Lookers, Battle Buddies, Partners

Going to be gone for awhile and don't want anyone to worry? Need to leave the group because life won't allow any RP time anymore? Let us know here so we are trackin.

This is where the various leaders can come and hide out. Have some gripes you wanna share with the other staff? Share it here in the staff only subboard!

Moderator: Michelle Jeno

Sub-boards: Highers Common Area, General's Office, Public Affairs Office

There is room for up to thirty dogs in these kennels. This is where the therapy dogs and ranch dogs are kept when not working. It is part of the patients responsibilities to clean out, feed, water, and care for the dogs that live here.

There are three barns on the ranch, one north of the house, one east of the house, and one southwest of the house. Each barn can stall up to eighteen horses with its own hay loft. These barns house the therapy and farm horses. The patients have responsibilities of taking care of their assigned horse.

Sub-boards: North Barn, East Barn, Southwest Barn

This building is three stories high with ten room on each floor. All patients who come to Patriot Farm live in this building. The rooms hold two patients but each have their own room, sharing only a small common area and bathroom. The building is coed but the rooms are same gender.

Sub-board: Room # 1

This is where all of the patients and even some of the workers eat their meals. Its not always the best meals but it sure does fill you up.

This pasture is huge! Being the only one of the farm, most of the horses and cattle that are in this pasture can only be be brought to the front of it by horses or four wheelers. Spanning thirty three acres, very few people have seen the far reaches of the pasture.

Classes and therapy sessions are held in the riding ring. It is quite large, able to hold a class of fifteen comfortably. Patients like to use their free time to ride their horses in here.

This machine shed has been converted into a heated, enclosed therapy room. When the weather is bad and during the winter months, most sessions are held in here. Occasionally, if progress is good amongst the patients, themed parties are planned and held in here.

Stop in for a cold drink, some dancing, and a little bit of karaoke. Anyone who comes in here must be 21 years of age or older with a valid ID.

The only clothing store in town, they have everything from new born outfits to punk teenage garments to old men coveralls. Feel free to come in and look around. If we don't have it, we'll get it.

Groceries, household good, and more are sold here. Anything you need to live you can find here.

All things you need for your horse or dog or small pets can be found here. As soon as you open the door the smell of feed hits you as well as the four fat cats that live here and want attention.

The hang out spot for all teens. Come here for a root beer float and some cheese curds. You will be glad you did.