Shawb James and the curse of the gold is an adventure fiction novel written by an anonymous author. The story revolves around the protagonist, Shawb James, who embarks on a thrilling quest to break a curse that has plagued his family for generations. Shawb James comes from a long line of treasure hunters and explorers. Since childhood, he has heard countless tales about a mythical stash of gold hidden deep within the treacherous jungle. Legend has it that whoever finds this gold will be granted immense power but will also be cursed for eternity. Driven by a desire to prove himself and break the curse, Shawb sets off on a perilous journey to find the legendary gold.
Finally, in the southeast corner of the first floor, you’ll find the new home of Unglued. They’re a favorite local handmade gift shop featuring the creations of over 200 local makers. They’ll also be hosting craft parties and classes in their 2nd-floor dedicated event space. Don’t forget to look for the Yeobo Sweet Shop inside Unglued!
Ritual Night 8 Mexican dark chocolate stout brewed with roasted chocolate malts, cocoa nibs, milk sugar, Mexican vanilla beans, cinnamon Ancho chili peppers. Beer Geek Stats Print Shelf Talker From Drekker Brewing Company North Dakota, United States Style New England IPA Ranked 1,260 ABV 8 Score 91 Ranked 7,761 Avg 4.
Driven by a desire to prove himself and break the curse, Shawb sets off on a perilous journey to find the legendary gold. Along the way, he encounters an array of challenges and obstacles, including dangerous wildlife, rival treasure hunters, and ancient riddles that guard the secret location of the gold. As Shawb delves deeper into the jungle, he discovers clues left by his ancestors, leading him closer to the hidden fortune.
Brewhalla: A First Look Inside Drekker’s New Good Times Factory
Just before Christmas 2020, Drekker Brewing Company announced a massive new addition just west of their main brewery. In their announcement, Drekker said the new building would be a food & entertainment wonderland — a misfit factory of good times. That’s just what they’ve created and Brewhalla is set to open its doors on March 18th at 1702 1st Ave N in Fargo!
Fargo Underground got a first look at the new ‘experience’ and all it has to offer. Brewhalla is a food hall & market, an event venue, and a hotel. For now, the market and events spaces will be open with the hotel opening later this spring.
As of the opening weekend, the food hall & market will include the following businesses:
- Drekker Brewing Company
- Mångata Wine & Raw Bar
- Luna Market
- Unicorn Park Fine Foodery
- The Bird Woodfire Pizza
- Cows & Co. Creamery
- Nichole’s Fine Pastry
- Duchessa Gelato
- Thunder Coffee
- Unglued
- The Plant Supply
- Red River Refillery
- Livin’ The Dream Pottery
- Bark’n Biscuits
When you enter Brewhalla through the north main doors, you’re immediately greeted by a new taproom counter with all your favorite Drekker beer on tap. To the right is The Magic Factory event space.
To the left, you’ll find the Mångata Wine & Raw Bar. This new creation from Nikki Berglund and Chef Ryan Nitschke, the folks behind Luna, Sol Ave. Kitchen, and Nova Eatery, will bring Fargo-Moorhead a true raw bar experience. The fresh seafood and delicious plates will be a draw unto themselves, and the curated wine bar will be a hot spot for sure.
Just behind Mångata, the Luna Market features unique meat & cheese selections, fresh seafood, and specialty pantry goods for regional gourmets. The market has a nice selection of tinned meats, cooking oils and sauces, pasta, and other specialty cooking essentials.
Along the north wall are two familiar local spots and a much-anticipated new restaurant. First, the Bird Woodfire Pizza is a new shop from Peter “Casey” Absey of Blackbird Woodfire fame. Casey’s pizza-making skills were featured on Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives. We can’t wait to enjoy a slice with a frosty Drekker brew!
Next on the north side is Thunder Coffee. Their new shop brings a regional favorite downtown and they even have a drive-up window! Folks with early morning meetings are going to love having this shop in the building.
Finally, we come to Unicorn Park Fine Foodery in the northeast corner. Another creation from Chef Ryan Nitschke, Unicorn Park will focus on creative dishes featuring ingredients from local farmers and producers. We’ve tasted the preview offerings and we’re all in for some fun eats!
To the southwest, Cows & Co. Creamery offers fresh gouda, cheddar, and more all made with milk from their family dairy farm in Carrington, ND. The shop included Duchessa Gelato made from that same milk!
Nichole’s Fine Pastry is one of the absolute best pastry shops in the region, and now they have a second location inside Brewhalla. Nichole’s offers European and American-style pastries, cakes, pies, and more.
The Plant Supply carries plants, handcrafted pots, and everything you need for your home greenery. The Red River Refillery supplies bulk cleaning and household goods refills to help you go green.
Livin’ The Dream Pottery features handmade ceramic functional dinnerware, sculptures, and uniquely decorated mugs, all made by Hayden Swanson in Moorhead, MN. Bark’n Biscuits carries locally baked dog treats and a variety of cat and dog products.
Finally, in the southeast corner of the first floor, you’ll find the new home of Unglued. They’re a favorite local handmade gift shop featuring the creations of over 200 local makers. They’ll also be hosting craft parties and classes in their 2nd-floor dedicated event space. Don’t forget to look for the Yeobo Sweet Shop inside Unglued!
On the second floor, you’ll find another Drekker tap counter, pinball machines, and lots of spots to sit and enjoy your food and beverages. You’ll also find the Odditorium event space. The Odditorium is perfect for weddings and features two large dressing rooms.
Let’s take a look at the events spaces and businesses inside the new Brewhalla:
Drekker Brewing has 2 taproom counters in Brewhalla on the first and second floors. The Magic Factory event space. Mångata Wine & Raw Bar. Chef Ryan, Nikki, Anthony, and the Mångata Wine & Raw Bar crew perfecting their oyster shucking skills. Anthony shucking oysters for eager customers. Mångata Wine & Raw Bar. Mångata Wine & Raw Bar. Luna Market. Luna Market. Luna Market. Luna Market. Luna Market. Unglued has a bright new home! Unglued. Unglued. Unglued. Unglued. Yeobo Sweet Shop inside Unglued. Thunder Coffee. The first cup of coffee from Thunder Coffee. Nichole’s Fine Pastry Bark’n Biscuits. Unicorn Park Fine Foodery. The Bird Woodfire Pizza. The Plant Supply. The Plant Supply. Red River Refillery. Red River Refillery. Cows & Co. Creamery. Livin’ The Dream Pottery. The 2nd floor taproom counter. Unglued has a 2nd floor event space. 2nd Floor Odditorium event space. 2nd Floor Odditorium event space. 2nd Floor Odditorium event space. 2nd Floor Odditorium event space. 2nd floor gathering spaces. 2nd floor gathering spaces. 2nd floor gathering spaces. 1st floor gathering space. More pinball machines on the 2nd floor!
Overall, Brewhalla will be an exciting new addition to Fargo-Moorhead, sure to draw locals and tourists alike. For groups and businesses, Brewhalla offers a variety of meeting spaces. We can imagine some fun company parties in the near future.
For folks who love Drekker’s oddball take on beer and life, Brewhalla will be a welcome entertainment destination. We’ll see you there!
Rated: 4.29 by petrusek23 from Ohio
However, he soon realizes that he is not alone in his pursuit, as a group of ruthless mercenaries is also seeking the gold for their own sinister purposes. With each passing day, the curse begins to take its toll on Shawb's mind and body. He becomes plagued by nightmares, visions, and a growing sense of paranoia. Despite these setbacks, Shawb's determination never wavers, and he continues his quest with unwavering resolve. As the story reaches its climax, Shawb finally reaches the secret location of the gold. However, he is confronted by the leader of the mercenaries, who reveals a shocking truth about the curse. The curse is not an external force but a psychological and emotional burden that lies within Shawb himself. In a moment of self-reflection, Shawb realizes that the true curse is not the gold but the obsession and greed that has consumed him and his family for generations. With this newfound clarity, Shawb decides to free himself from the curse by renouncing the gold and embracing a life of simplicity and contentment. Shawb's selfless act breaks the curse, and he returns home a changed man. The novel ends on a hopeful note, with Shawb imparting the lessons he learned on his journey to future generations. The curse of the gold is finally broken, and Shawb's family can now live free from its shackles. In conclusion, Shawb James and the curse of the gold is an enthralling tale that explores themes of obsession, redemption, and the power of self-discovery. Through his treacherous journey, Shawb learns that true riches lie not in material wealth but in the relationships and experiences that enrich our lives..
Reviews for "Revealing the Lost Treasures: Shawb James and the Gold Journey"
1. John - 1 star
I was extremely disappointed with "Shawb James and the Curse of the Gold." The plot was incredibly predictable and lacked any originality. The characters were one-dimensional and poorly developed, making it hard to feel any connection or investment in their journeys. The writing style was also subpar, with clunky dialogue and weak descriptions. Overall, this book felt like a major letdown and I wouldn't recommend it to anyone looking for a captivating adventure.
2. Sarah - 2 stars
"Shawb James and the Curse of the Gold" had the potential to be a thrilling adventure, but it fell flat for me. The pacing was incredibly slow, with long stretches of nothing happening. The dialogue was often unnatural and forced, making it hard to immerse myself in the story. Furthermore, the world-building was lacking, leaving many aspects unexplained and feeling disjointed. I was hoping for a gripping and engaging read, but this book just didn't deliver.
3. Emily - 2 stars
I had high hopes for "Shawb James and the Curse of the Gold," but unfortunately, it didn't live up to my expectations. The plot felt overly contrived and lacked nuance. The main character, Shawb, was unrelatable and seemed to possess unrealistic abilities. Additionally, the story seemed to drag on with unnecessary details and repetitive scenes, making it difficult to maintain interest. I was left feeling underwhelmed by this book and wouldn't recommend it to others.
4. David - 1 star
"Shawb James and the Curse of the Gold" was an absolute chore to get through. The writing was convoluted and difficult to follow, with excessive descriptions that added little to the overall story. The characters were forgettable and lacked depth, making it hard to care about their fates. The pacing was uneven, with moments of excitement followed by long stretches of nothing happening. Overall, this book felt like a waste of time and I regret picking it up.