Blues Beach - Revision history

William: Text replacement - "sur4subworld" to "subworld"

2024-02-13T19:22:22Z

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	\|~~sur4subworld~~ =Husky		\|subworld =Husky
	\|mayors =_Shako		\|mayors =_Shako
	\|contributors =_Shako		\|contributors =_Shako

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2022-03-16T23:31:15Z

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	'''{{ROOTPAGENAME}}''' was a village on the [[Survival 4]] [[Husky]] world of the [[Dogcraft Server]]. It was planned and built by {{Player\|_Shako}}, who was the only resident. Blues Beach was located on the end of a peninsula into a large lake across from [[PinksVille]] and [[Lotus]]. It was 1 kilometer southwest of [[Vitruvius]]. It ~~oould~~ be accessed by the [[Road and Horse Network]] using Blues Beach Road from Vitruvius Road or Spoons Neck Road from Lotus Isthmus Road, by the [[Survival Railway Network (Survival 4)\|Survival Railway Network]] from Vitruvius, or by /phome Blues Beach.		'''{{ROOTPAGENAME}}''' was a village on the [[Survival 4]] [[Husky]] world of the [[Dogcraft Server]]. It was planned and built by {{Player\|_Shako}}, who was the only resident. Blues Beach was located on the end of a peninsula into a large lake across from [[PinksVille]] and [[Lotus]]. It was 1 kilometer southwest of [[Vitruvius]]. It could be accessed by the [[Road and Horse Network]] using Blues Beach Road from Vitruvius Road or Spoons Neck Road from Lotus Isthmus Road, by the [[Survival Railway Network (Survival 4)\|Survival Railway Network]] from Vitruvius, or by /phome Blues Beach.

	==About==		==About==
	A number of inspirations led {{Player\|_Shako}} to build Blues Beach. One was reading an article about [[wikipedia:Times_Beach,_Missouri\|Times Beach, Missouri]], a riverside vacation community that was demolished in the 1980s after being contaminated with toxic oil. This reminded {{Player\|_Shako}} of [https://snicket.fandom.com/wiki/Briny_Beach Briny Beach], a dull and gray beachside in ''A Series of Unfortunate Events''. Thirdly, the name "Blues Beach" came directly from [[wikipedia:Blues_Beach,_West_Virginia\|Blues Beach, West Virginia]], a riverside unincorporated community (no municipal government, under county-level jurisdiction) consisting mostly of vacation houses along the South Branch of the Potomac River. {{Player\|_Shako}}, who is from West Virginia, lives relatively near Blues Beach and has visited in person. Its name was thought by {{Player\|_Shako}} to have a connotation similar to "Briny Beach," having a dismal sound from the word "blues" referring to sadness.		A number of inspirations led {{Player\|_Shako}} to build Blues Beach. One was reading an article about [[wikipedia:Times_Beach,_Missouri\|Times Beach, Missouri]], a riverside vacation community that was demolished in the 1980s after being contaminated with toxic oil. This reminded {{Player\|_Shako}} of [https://snicket.fandom.com/wiki/Briny_Beach Briny Beach], a dull and gray beachside in ''A Series of Unfortunate Events''. Thirdly, the name "Blues Beach" came directly from [[wikipedia:Blues_Beach,_West_Virginia\|Blues Beach, West Virginia]], a riverside unincorporated community (no municipal government, under county-level jurisdiction) consisting mostly of vacation houses along the South Branch of the Potomac River. {{Player\|_Shako}}, who is from West Virginia, lives relatively near Blues Beach and has visited in person. Its name was thought by {{Player\|_Shako}} to have a connotation similar to "Briny Beach," having a dismal sound from the word "blues" referring to sadness.


	With these factors in mind, the idea for Blues Beach on Dogcraft was to be a small, village-like beachside community with shack-like and rustic houses, having a vacation-home or economically depressed appearance that was simultaneously charming and unexciting.		With these factors in mind, the idea for Blues Beach on Dogcraft was to be a small, village-like beachside community with shack-like and rustic houses, having a vacation-home or economically depressed appearance that was simultaneously charming and unexciting.

Almightyanna: status/tense

2022-03-16T11:19:59Z

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	\|zcoord =2950		\|zcoord =2950
	\|dimension = Overworld		\|dimension = Overworld
	\|status = {{~~Active~~}}		\|status = {{Defunct}}
	\|railway =Survival Railway Network Southwest Branch Line		\|railway =Survival Railway Network Southwest Branch Line
	\|nether =		\|nether =
	}}		}}

	'''{{ROOTPAGENAME}}''' is a village on the [[Survival 4]] [[Husky]] world of the [[Dogcraft Server]]. It was planned and built by {{Player\|_Shako}}, who ~~is currently~~ the only resident. Blues Beach is located on the end of a peninsula into a large lake across from ~~Pinksville~~ and [[Lotus]]. It is 1 kilometer southwest of [[Vitruvius]]. It ~~can~~ be accessed by the [[Road and Horse Network]] using Blues Beach Road from Vitruvius Road or Spoons Neck Road from Lotus Isthmus Road, by the [[Survival Railway Network (Survival 4)\|Survival Railway Network]] from Vitruvius, or by /phome Blues Beach.		'''{{ROOTPAGENAME}}''' was a village on the [[Survival 4]] [[Husky]] world of the [[Dogcraft Server]]. It was planned and built by {{Player\|_Shako}}, who was the only resident. Blues Beach was located on the end of a peninsula into a large lake across from [[PinksVille]] and [[Lotus]]. It was 1 kilometer southwest of [[Vitruvius]]. It oould be accessed by the [[Road and Horse Network]] using Blues Beach Road from Vitruvius Road or Spoons Neck Road from Lotus Isthmus Road, by the [[Survival Railway Network (Survival 4)\|Survival Railway Network]] from Vitruvius, or by /phome Blues Beach.

	==About==		==About==
	A number of inspirations led {{Player\|_Shako}} to build Blues Beach. One was reading an article about [[wikipedia:Times_Beach,_Missouri\|Times Beach, Missouri]], a riverside vacation community that was demolished in the 1980s after being contaminated with toxic oil. This reminded {{Player\|_Shako}} of [https://snicket.fandom.com/wiki/Briny_Beach Briny Beach], a dull and gray beachside in A Series of Unfortunate Events. Thirdly, the name "Blues Beach" is directly from [[wikipedia:Blues_Beach,_West_Virginia\|Blues Beach, West Virginia]], a riverside unincorporated community (no municipal government, under county-level jurisdiction) consisting mostly of vacation houses along the South Branch of the Potomac River. {{Player\|_Shako}}, who is from West Virginia, lives relatively near Blues Beach and has visited in person. Its name was thought by {{Player\|_Shako}} to have a connotation similar to "Briny Beach," having a dismal sound from the word "blues" referring to sadness.		A number of inspirations led {{Player\|_Shako}} to build Blues Beach. One was reading an article about [[wikipedia:Times_Beach,_Missouri\|Times Beach, Missouri]], a riverside vacation community that was demolished in the 1980s after being contaminated with toxic oil. This reminded {{Player\|_Shako}} of [https://snicket.fandom.com/wiki/Briny_Beach Briny Beach], a dull and gray beachside in ''A Series of Unfortunate Events''. Thirdly, the name "Blues Beach" came directly from [[wikipedia:Blues_Beach,_West_Virginia\|Blues Beach, West Virginia]], a riverside unincorporated community (no municipal government, under county-level jurisdiction) consisting mostly of vacation houses along the South Branch of the Potomac River. {{Player\|_Shako}}, who is from West Virginia, lives relatively near Blues Beach and has visited in person. Its name was thought by {{Player\|_Shako}} to have a connotation similar to "Briny Beach," having a dismal sound from the word "blues" referring to sadness.

	With these factors in mind, the idea for Blues Beach on Dogcraft was to be a small, village-like beachside community with shack-like and rustic houses, having a vacation-home or economically depressed appearance that is simultaneously charming and unexciting.		With these factors in mind, the idea for Blues Beach on Dogcraft was to be a small, village-like beachside community with shack-like and rustic houses, having a vacation-home or economically depressed appearance that was simultaneously charming and unexciting.

	==Architecture==		==Architecture==
	The structures in Blues Beach ~~are~~ vernacular (folk) houses, mostly taking forms found in [[wikipedia:Appalachia\|Appalachia]] such as the [[wikipedia:I-house\|I-house]] or coal company houses such as those in [[wikipedia:Cass,_West_Virginia\|Cass, West Virginia]]. The houses ~~are~~ built with horizontal stripped logs to emulate clapboard siding and ~~have~~ small windows spaced apart. The interiors ~~are~~ fully built with an average of five or six rooms inside. The only buildings with commercial intent ~~are~~ a small shop in the center of the village, with an apartment above, and the Survival Railway Network station, which ~~has a~~ Tudor-inspired style that ~~evokes~~ late-19th-century railroad stations while fitting the cottage-like theme of the village.		The structures in Blues Beach were vernacular (folk) houses, mostly taking forms found in [[wikipedia:Appalachia\|Appalachia]] such as the [[wikipedia:I-house\|I-house]] or coal company houses such as those in [[wikipedia:Cass,_West_Virginia\|Cass, West Virginia]]. The houses were built with horizontal stripped logs to emulate clapboard siding and had small windows spaced apart. The interiors were fully built with an average of five or six rooms inside. The only buildings with commercial intent were a small shop in the center of the village, with an apartment above, and the Survival Railway Network station, which had Tudor-inspired style that evoked late-19th-century railroad stations while fitting the cottage-like theme of the village.

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

Shako at 08:43, 31 December 2021

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	\|contributors =_Shako		\|contributors =_Shako
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	==About==		==About==
	A number of inspirations led {{Player\|_Shako}} to build Blues Beach. One was reading an article about [[wikipedia:Times_Beach,_Missouri\|Times Beach, Missouri]], a riverside vacation community that was demolished in the 1980s after being contaminated with toxic oil. This ~~dark story~~ reminded {{Player\|_Shako}} of [https://snicket.fandom.com/wiki/Briny_Beach Briny Beach], a dull and gray beachside in A Series of Unfortunate Events. Thirdly, the name "Blues Beach" is directly from [[wikipedia:Blues_Beach,_West_Virginia\|Blues Beach, West Virginia]], a riverside unincorporated community (no municipal government, under county-level jurisdiction) consisting mostly of vacation houses along the South Branch of the Potomac River. {{Player\|_Shako}}, who is from West Virginia, lives relatively near Blues Beach and has visited in person. Its name was thought by {{Player\|_Shako}} to have a connotation similar to "Briny Beach," having a dismal ~~connotation~~ from the word "blues" referring to sadness.		A number of inspirations led {{Player\|_Shako}} to build Blues Beach. One was reading an article about [[wikipedia:Times_Beach,_Missouri\|Times Beach, Missouri]], a riverside vacation community that was demolished in the 1980s after being contaminated with toxic oil. This reminded {{Player\|_Shako}} of [https://snicket.fandom.com/wiki/Briny_Beach Briny Beach], a dull and gray beachside in A Series of Unfortunate Events. Thirdly, the name "Blues Beach" is directly from [[wikipedia:Blues_Beach,_West_Virginia\|Blues Beach, West Virginia]], a riverside unincorporated community (no municipal government, under county-level jurisdiction) consisting mostly of vacation houses along the South Branch of the Potomac River. {{Player\|_Shako}}, who is from West Virginia, lives relatively near Blues Beach and has visited in person. Its name was thought by {{Player\|_Shako}} to have a connotation similar to "Briny Beach," having a dismal sound from the word "blues" referring to sadness.

	With these factors in mind, the idea for Blues Beach on Dogcraft was to be a small, village-like beachside community with shack-like and rustic houses, having a vacation-home or economically depressed appearance that is simultaneously charming and unexciting.		With these factors in mind, the idea for Blues Beach on Dogcraft was to be a small, village-like beachside community with shack-like and rustic houses, having a vacation-home or economically depressed appearance that is simultaneously charming and unexciting.

	==Architecture==		==Architecture==
	The structures in Blues Beach are vernacular (folk) houses, mostly taking forms found in Appalachia such as the [[wikipedia:I-house\|I-house]] or coal company houses such as those in [[wikipedia:Cass,_West_Virginia\|Cass, West Virginia]]. The houses are built with horizontal stripped logs to emulate clapboard siding and have small windows spaced apart. The interiors are fully built with an average of five or six rooms inside. The only buildings with commercial intent are a small shop in the center of the village, with an apartment above, and the Survival Railway Network station.		The structures in Blues Beach are vernacular (folk) houses, mostly taking forms found in [[wikipedia:Appalachia\|Appalachia]] such as the [[wikipedia:I-house\|I-house]] or coal company houses such as those in [[wikipedia:Cass,_West_Virginia\|Cass, West Virginia]]. The houses are built with horizontal stripped logs to emulate clapboard siding and have small windows spaced apart. The interiors are fully built with an average of five or six rooms inside. The only buildings with commercial intent are a small shop in the center of the village, with an apartment above, and the Survival Railway Network station, which has a Tudor-inspired style that evokes late-19th-century railroad stations while fitting the cottage-like theme of the village.

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==
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	File:2021-12-31 02.30.16.png\|Overview of village from roof of SRN Station		File:2021-12-31 02.30.16.png\|Overview of village from roof of SRN Station
	File:2021-12-31 02.30.31.png\|SRN overpass and Blues Beach Road into village center		File:2021-12-31 02.30.31.png\|SRN overpass and Blues Beach Road into village center
			File:VitruviusBluesBeachLine.png\|Excerpt from the Road and Horse Network map, also showing the SRN railway from Vitruvius as a blue line
	</gallery><br />		</gallery><br />

	{{Navbox Survival 4}}		{{Navbox Survival 4}}

Shako: Created page for Blues Beach

2021-12-31T08:30:20Z

Created page for Blues Beach

New page

{{Infobox Settlement
|title = {{ROOTPAGENAME}}
|image = 2021-12-31 02.27.05.png
|caption = Blues Beach village center
|world = Survival 4
|sur4subworld =Husky
|mayors =_Shako
|contributors =_Shako
|founded =Fall 2021
|xcoord =-3100
|ycoord =72
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|dimension = Overworld
|status = {{Active}}
|railway =Survival Railway Network Southwest Branch Line
|nether =
}}

'''{{ROOTPAGENAME}}''' is a village on the [[Survival 4]] [[Husky]] world of the [[Dogcraft Server]]. It was planned and built by {{Player|_Shako}}, who is currently the only resident. Blues Beach is located on the end of a peninsula into a large lake across from Pinksville and [[Lotus]]. It is 1 kilometer southwest of [[Vitruvius]]. It can be accessed by the [[Road and Horse Network]] using Blues Beach Road from Vitruvius Road or Spoons Neck Road from Lotus Isthmus Road, by the [[Survival Railway Network (Survival 4)|Survival Railway Network]] from Vitruvius, or by /phome Blues Beach.

==About==
A number of inspirations led {{Player|_Shako}} to build Blues Beach. One was reading an article about [[wikipedia:Times_Beach,_Missouri|Times Beach, Missouri]], a riverside vacation community that was demolished in the 1980s after being contaminated with toxic oil. This dark story reminded {{Player|_Shako}} of [https://snicket.fandom.com/wiki/Briny_Beach Briny Beach], a dull and gray beachside in A Series of Unfortunate Events. Thirdly, the name "Blues Beach" is directly from [[wikipedia:Blues_Beach,_West_Virginia|Blues Beach, West Virginia]], a riverside unincorporated community (no municipal government, under county-level jurisdiction) consisting mostly of vacation houses along the South Branch of the Potomac River. {{Player|_Shako}}, who is from West Virginia, lives relatively near Blues Beach and has visited in person. Its name was thought by {{Player|_Shako}} to have a connotation similar to "Briny Beach," having a dismal connotation from the word "blues" referring to sadness.

With these factors in mind, the idea for Blues Beach on Dogcraft was to be a small, village-like beachside community with shack-like and rustic houses, having a vacation-home or economically depressed appearance that is simultaneously charming and unexciting.

==Architecture==
The structures in Blues Beach are vernacular (folk) houses, mostly taking forms found in Appalachia such as the [[wikipedia:I-house|I-house]] or coal company houses such as those in [[wikipedia:Cass,_West_Virginia|Cass, West Virginia]]. The houses are built with horizontal stripped logs to emulate clapboard siding and have small windows spaced apart. The interiors are fully built with an average of five or six rooms inside. The only buildings with commercial intent are a small shop in the center of the village, with an apartment above, and the Survival Railway Network station.

==Gallery==
<gallery>
File:2021-12-31 02.26.43.png|Entering Blues Beach on Blues Beach Road
File:2021-12-31 02.26.53.png|Approaching the village center
File:2021-12-31 02.27.05.png|Viewing village center from SRN overpass
File:2021-12-31 02.27.55.png|Village center
File:2021-12-31 02.28.12.png|Village center
File:2021-12-31 02.28.34.png|SRN Station
File:2021-12-31 02.29.45.png|SRN Station
File:2021-12-31 02.30.16.png|Overview of village from roof of SRN Station
File:2021-12-31 02.30.31.png|SRN overpass and Blues Beach Road into village center
</gallery><br />

{{Navbox Survival 4}}