This is a small, state-of-the-art medical clinic on the outskirts of Ravenhook. Because of the rural setting, the facilities are meant to treat emergancy situations and offer common medical aid to locals. Many riding students may find themselves spending the night here after a bit of too much rescue work with TAEA horses.

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The only bookstore in Ravenhook, Gateway Books is a hotspot among the local readers. With the closest Borders at least an hour and a half away, most people make due with the small, slightly cramped bookstore at the corner of Lexing Road and Bane Street. Though small the shop is well stocked with books for just about anyone. Chairs in the corners let people sit and read and the selection ensures that everyone will find something.

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This is an old playhouse from the Civil War era that the town converted into a single-screen movie theater. Tickets are cheap but the movies are good. On a Saturday night this is about the only thing around for students to do.

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About two blocks into the town on the corner of Westbrook Ave. and Blairing Road you'll find a glass-fronted store with a neon sign that says 8 A.M. It's not a clock but a nice little coffee shop where students study or read before heading into the stable or out to explore the day.

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A few miles out of town there's a little gravel road that goes back into the woods. Follow this winding road and you'll come to a large lake known by the locals as Bluegrass Lake. Students from the stables come here on weekends often to party and during the summer the lake is full of people fishing and swimming. On the north end of the lake there's a tumble of boulders that people like to climb on but doing so isn't widely advised.

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