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Tag: scenery
Tropical Bliss: A Weekend Getaway at Illustria Resort
After a few hectic weeks of juggling everything life (and Second Life) had to throw our way, Huckleberry and I decided it was time to pause and recharge. What better place to do that than a tropical escape? So we packed our virtual bags and checked into Illustria Resort, a stunning retreat in a beautiful…
3 Places to visit this weekend!
Exploring in Second Life will always be one of my favourite activities. The variety of places to visit, each with its unique theme, keeps the experience fun. This week, I discovered three awesome locations you might want to check out for a fun weekend adventure! 80 Days, Copper Canyon Yeehaw! Step back in time to…
Fantasy Plant Lovers Unite!
Originally posted on Fantasy Faire:
As an avid lover of plants, I find myself drawn to them both in real life and in Second Life. Whenever I start decorating my virtual home, the first thing I do is gather all the plants and trees that I’ve collected over the years and add them to my…
Just another night in Second Life: from Paris to Miami
Over the past couple of weeks, my real life has been a bit weird, and sometimes I just need to disconnect and find some peace. That’s where Second Life comes in. Because as soon as you log in, you enter a whole new world where you can travel to different destinations with just a click…
To bee or not to bee: What the Buzz
I was somewhat surprised to learn, during my recent visit to the “What the Buzz” pollinator garden, that honeybees are the only type of bees that live in hives! Not only is this a beautiful and serene space to explore, but it also serves as an educational hub for all things pollinators. As I strolled…
Welcome to the jungle: Elephant Island
Fun fact about elephants: Elephants have around 150,000 muscle units in their trunk. Their trunks are perhaps the most sensitive organ found in any mammal – Asian elephants have been seen to pick up a peanut, shell it, blow the shell out and eat the nut. Elephants use their trunks to suck up water to…
In Second Life, the mountains rise
If you’re into mountains, fog and clouds, then Cloud Edge is the place to go! Created by Funky Banana, this region offers peace and quiet and a stunning view over mountain tops, surrounded by clouds. Simply gorgeous and inspiring! Fog and mist envelop the mountaintops A ethereal veil, a dreamy crop Of wispy tendrils, swirling…
Three beautiful winter regions
This is going to be a busy December, with the premiere of Waarheid in less than two weeks! Exciting times though!Did you know Huckleberry, AJ and I will be in the live LabGab talk show with Strawberry Linden next week, to talk about the movie? Huck has all our important dates in his blog! Anyway,…
The Ruins of Deepmarsh
Sometimes all I want to do, when logging into Second Life, is go to a pretty place and take pictures. Just wandering about or sit somewhere and look around, listening to some good music and enjoy the scenery. That is what I did tonight. Real life has been hectic all week and in The Ruins…
The Pillars – by Oberon Onmura
Though my Flickr stream may give the impression I am always clubbing or shopping, this is not quite true. Most of my inworld time I spend either helping members of the SL Blogger Support Group and exploring and enjoying new locations and art installations. The past weeks I’v been taking things easy, due to the…
The Rains of Castamere
A few days ago I explored a new sim, designed and decorated by Arol Lightfoot : The Rains of Castamere. A wonderful fantasy world, meant for photographers (as the landinformation states) and you are invited to add your photos to the dedicated Flickr-group!
Bury your fears, bury your dreams
Not quite the cheerful post title ever is it? It is the title of a new art installation at MetaLes, by Selavy Oh, so excuse me for the sombre headline!
The Gates of Melancholy
The past week I spent quite some time in The Gates of Melancholy, because it is a gorgeous photogenic location. I took lots of pictures there, but those did not really feature the sim – I used it as backdrop..and to make up for that rudeness I went back and took photo’s for a blogpost….
Inked
‘Inked’ is a photo exhibition by Elizabeth Nantes, in Art Gallery Dathuil. It opened last night and while I usually not particularly like photo’s on display in Second Life (I prefer to enjoy them on Flickr, where I can see them in high resolution and on a big screen) ‘Inked’ is certainly worth a visit.
SL13B – ‘The Shared Adventure’
Tomorrow, at 12:00 AM SLT, the 17 SL13B sims will open and the celebration of Second Life’s 13th Birthday will begin! Prepare for a week of parties, exhibitions, experiences and discussions. There will be so much to see and do, a week always seems too short. Today I SL13B was open for the Press and…
