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A Pacific nation, just larger in area than the US state of Texas, The Republic of Ascadylea, is trying to make its mark on the world.

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Every large City has a ghetto... This is Archades' "Hood", Brewster! Enjoy! Shops along Brighton Avenue. Some back-alley graffiti. Note the Brewster and Brighton Avenues El-Rail in the background. The North Border of Brewster, 220th St. The back-alley of Archades-Brewster High School 190th Street Station over Brewster Avenue. The Colorful building is the Brewster Theater. The building of this ghetto with its negative effects sent Archades in to an uproar. My folks Rioted at every moment they had free. But...
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Today the ISC and the world spotlight will be on Taranobres, Ascadylea as they host the 20th ISC Session to determine who will be the next Simlympic Host! The ISC arrive at Taranobres-Western Tiliconalopan International Airport Black Town Cars whisk them to their Cliffside retreat, just north of the Downtown Visitors enjoy fabulous shopping and dining on Ossining Street in Downtown More shopping on Ossining Street Take a tour of Rolecitiqua University. Ascadylea's most Prestigious University. Now it's time...
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Beautiful Downtown Taranobres.A quaint Shopping District in the Borough of Alderney. The Taranobres Tram System, locally called "The T" can be seen in the foreground. The T, the only existing Tram System in Ascadylea, runs 24 hours a day.The affluent neighborhood of Boleyn. Located to the south of Rolecitiqua University. The Mayor's Home is located in Boleyn.Constantin Circle in the middle of the Borough of Melbourne.This is a painting done by Taranobres' oldest resident. Luella Mae Terwilliger. Luella's...
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The Royal City of Ascadylea or RCA as the locals call it, was founded on the banks of a lake that was the source of a major river nestled in a mountain cove. The natural stronghold seemed to be the perfect spot to settle and make a capital.
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Ascadylea was born very healthy and lived a happy life. While she was growing up, her father and mother were busy. They had sent scouts through the new land they had discovered. The scouts returned with news of a pristine place nestled in the mountains that would be perfect for starting a settlement. They set out at once and after about a day's journey they reached a steep chasm. The bottom of the chasm flowed a river, and the scouts and natives said that the source of the river wasn't much further to the...
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Ascadylea

By Sharaunque1,

Ascadylea is a country in the North Pacific Ocean, just north of the Hawaiian Islands. It was founded by King Marquesas and his wife, Queen Charlotte in 1603. The King and Queen weren't royalty when they discovered this wild paradise, rather very learned Scholars from England who were presumed lost at sea when they didn't return from a scientific expedition to Australia. When Marquesas and Charlotte, and the crew of their ship landed on the presumed deserted tropical paradise. They made a temporary...
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