Stone Creek

[Kifflom112 355]

Well then cannot wait.

Welcome to da' 33rd Page!

[Fox 1,444]

That plaza would be an amazing place to have lunch if you worked in the any of those high rises.

Make sure you have restaurants and cafes lined up .. hehe

[vivapanda 422]

Happy new year!

Can't wait to see what's coming today...

[wwetom1 831]

For the first update of 2013, I finally present...

Happy Holidays and Happy New Year!

Hope you enjoyed, Stone Creek.

[Kifflom112 355]

It looks pretty impressive.

[vivapanda 422]

So many details! And those night shots

[TekindusT 3,809]

I absolutely love this downtown!

[tshirt23 75]

Beautiful city! I love your night shots!

[wwetom1 831]

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The Marriott Hotel in southern Lexington City was built a few years after Stone Creek's first Minor League Soccer stadium in anticipation for the increased demand for hotels. The Marriott over looks the water as well as one of the many parks and plazas of Lexington City.

Pricey condos can be found all over Lexington City. St. John's Medical Center, to the right of it's parking garage, was built in 1974.

Hope you enjoyed, Stone Creek.

[Schulmanator 5,799]

As Paris Hilton says, "That's hott!"

Great stuff!

[vivapanda 422]

That's some curvy road in the first picture haha!

[Benedict 3,119]

Great downtown - the perfect mix of paved areas, building choices, space between buildings and trees. Looks like you are as good at this as you are with suburbs.

[wwetom1 831]

ThomasSimpson - Thanks! I hope you enjoyed it.

Kifflom112 - Thanks for the warm welcome

Fox - Of course! Everything one could need for a lunch break.

vivapanda - Happy New Year!

Kifflom112 - Thanks!

vivapanda - Glad you like it!

TekindusT - Thanks! That is good to hear

tshirt23 - Thanks!

Schulmanator - Better bring some shorts Thanks!

vivapanda - I know, if only there was a diagonal NWM

Benedict - Thanks! I'm always nervous as to how my urban areas come out as opposed to my suburban areas. Maybe I could win a Trixie for the urban areas too?

599 Lexington Avenue is home to over a dozen offices of businesses and banks.

One Columbus Center overlooking the stadium.

Hope you enjoyed, Stone Creek.

[TekindusT 3,809]

Of all the stadiums on the STEX, Highbury was the latest one I expected to see in this CJ, that's been quite surprising!

[SirLegoZach 17]

Beautiful cities! Night lighting is terrific!

[ROUSANDS 15]

so nice baby is beautiful <3

[coolwiththecool2 827]

Wow nice job! I almost forgot about this cj too!

[Sim5810 0]

Can you tell me all the mods you used on your city? I want to have a more realistic feel for my cities. Thanks

[ThomasSimpson 466]

That stadium is fantastic, it fits in perfectly to what you've got around it. Wonderful!

[wwetom1 831]

What's this? I seem to have found an old post card from Lexington City in the street. Hmm..

Also, tomorrow! For the very first time, will be the first ever, Stone Creek posting awards! I'm still tallying posts, so feel free to boost your post count in this thread until tomorrow

[simlink 1,098]

Have to say, I like the new Stone Creek logo. Spiffy!

Look forward to the posting awards.

[wwetom1 831]

I decided against the posting awards for now, just because Schulmania just had theirs, and there are not really enough posts in the thread yet for it to be a great one yet, but I did make this cool graphic about Stone Creek. Enjoy

[Benedict 3,119]

Nice graphic! And great job on sustaining your CJ for this long - definitely a big achievement, and it shows in your Top 100 rankings and Trixie awards.

[newyorka 26]

Nice city. It's like New York without the crime almost. Very Nice!

[Charlie_Zane 963]

Those are some great numbers!

I always find myself coming back here to get inspiration for my cities!

[vivapanda 422]

Great idea, I was also thinking of making a commenter's update but this is rally nice aswell

[wwetom1 831]

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[Schulmanator 5,799]

Looking good! Stone Creek is definitely one of the top CJs around. I look forward to snagging a prize from you soon:D

[packersfan 666]

Excellent work. Always inspiring pictures. I definitely need to get into my downtown again and spruce it up some more. Such a mess compared to these nice and orderly downtowns!

[wwetom1 831]

The Park Shelton on Jefferson Ave, or as I call it, home sweet home. The rent on some of these rooms is a tad extreme. Luckily for me, I'm only on the third floor, and the only view out of my only window is the static brick facade of the next building. The apartment is a little run down and the heat doesn't always work. I guess that's a plus since my rent is a fraction of what some of those penthouses cost at the top floors. I know a few of the people on my floor, like Craig and Tony down the hall. They flew to New York and got married last year. They're intresting people to talk to, and Craig went to culinary school, so he is an awesome cook.

Anyway, it's around 6 in the morning... I better get ready for work.

The walk to work in a big city isn't as glamourous as the movies make it out to be. It's often much colder than that joke of a weatherman Len Dodson says it will be, smelly homeless asking for your lunch money, and getting caught in the rain every once in a while. However, it does have its perks. I save some money, which is always a plus, I get a little exercise, and I just love the view. I'd always thought about becoming an engineer or a city planner...

Almost to the tunnel now.

Ah, boy am I glad that the city decided to put bathrooms in the underpass. They may not be the best kept restrooms in the city, but they get the job done. The tunnel good do with some more lighting though. When I work late nights, I cut through some courtyards and cross the avenue. I just don't trust the city that much yet.

Whenever it seems as though Lady Luck has left me in the dust, I toss a coin into this little canal for good luck. You never know, right? This whole plaza area is just so relaxing. It's a good place to take a break form work.

I wonder who is in that limo..? Almost there.

My home away from home, 603 Jefferson Ave. I always wondered why they would build this structure costing millions of dollars, and not name it. Maybe if I ever move up the corporate ladder, I can bring it up... One day.

Twenty-three floors up an elevator later and here I am. 6:57. Not late today Mr. Bossman. My cubicle is right in the middle of my floor. My goal is to at least get a cubicle with somewhat of a view of Lexington City, but I'll earn it one day. Maybe. Hopefully.

Let's check the news...

Well how about that. Nothing good ever makes the main page or features. Drug busts, shootings, robberies, budget cuts, murders. Oh well. What do you expect these days? At least they caught the drug dealers.

I voted for Rivera a few years back, but there is no need for an article and video based off of what he said. Interview the real heroes! The people who actually put their lives on the--

"Knight!"

Uh-oh...

See you next time, Stone Creek.