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a [[Chapter|chapter]] of the [[Wetlands]], Located in Pasadena, Texas. | a [[Chapter|chapter]] of the [[Wetlands]], Located in Pasadena, Texas. | ||
[[Image:Wlthumb.gif|frame|The [[Wetlands]]]] | [[Image:Wlthumb.gif|frame|The [[Wetlands]]]] | ||
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===History=== | ===History=== | ||
| − | One of the oldest parks in the [[Kingdom]] of the [[Wetlands]]. | + | One of the oldest parks in the [[Kingdom]] of the [[Wetlands]], founded around 1993. When it first started, it was called Shire Rayburn. As the players played on one of the practice football fields behind Sam Rayburn High School where they(we) attended. Shortly thereafter MS moved to Strawberry Park and took it's name from the concrete pavilion. After several unfortunate injuries the hill at MS was dubbed "Blooddrop Hill." Various geographic features of the park have been given similarly flavorful (flurby) names. The area near the back with the concrete picnic tables is "The Crypt." The stone statuary next to that is the "Graveyard." The small copse of trees with the playground is the"Forest." The war memorial to the north east was named "Memorial to Fallen Warriors." The swimming pool next to the Shrine is "Stone Lake" and the tennis courts with adjoining pro shop/locker room was occassionaly called the "Oasis." |
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===People=== | ===People=== | ||
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[[http://www.amtgardrecords.com/index.php? ORK]] | [[http://www.amtgardrecords.com/index.php? ORK]] | ||
| − | [[category:Active Wetlands Places]] [[category:Active Texas Chapters]] [[Category:Founded in | + | [[category:Active Wetlands Places]] [[category:Active Texas Chapters]] [[Category:Founded in 1993]] |
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Revision as of 03:11, 13 August 2008
a chapter of the Wetlands, Located in Pasadena, Texas.
Heraldry
History
One of the oldest parks in the Kingdom of the Wetlands, founded around 1993. When it first started, it was called Shire Rayburn. As the players played on one of the practice football fields behind Sam Rayburn High School where they(we) attended. Shortly thereafter MS moved to Strawberry Park and took it's name from the concrete pavilion. After several unfortunate injuries the hill at MS was dubbed "Blooddrop Hill." Various geographic features of the park have been given similarly flavorful (flurby) names. The area near the back with the concrete picnic tables is "The Crypt." The stone statuary next to that is the "Graveyard." The small copse of trees with the playground is the"Forest." The war memorial to the north east was named "Memorial to Fallen Warriors." The swimming pool next to the Shrine is "Stone Lake" and the tennis courts with adjoining pro shop/locker room was occassionaly called the "Oasis."
People
Photos of the Mushroom Shrine
Contacts and Directions
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