Where the chimes tinkle, the waterfalls whisper, and my camera got lost in the bamboo
Tag: travel
White
While overhere in Holland it is still Autumn, and not the romantic colourful kind we have in Second Life but the dirty, brownish mud-like kind we have to deal with in real life..the lands in Second Life are slowly turning into snow landscapes. It won’t be long before the Christmas decorations will appear and you…
Hobbiton
Being an elf in Second Life, I always have a weak spot for magical and whimsical places, so when my friend Zephira (Gidgette.Adagio) told me about her sim – her first ever – and seeing some of the wonderful images on Flickr, I knew I would love it! Hobbiton, is a great photogenic place, described…
An Uncertain Destiny
An Uncertain Destiny is the somewhat cryptic name of a lovely place. A garden with a beach and many great spots to sit and relax while you take the environment in. Owned and created by Boudicca Amat and she welcomes you to visit and be amazed. Though the sim is Adult rated, visitors are requested…
The Hell’s Heaven 2.0
What else to do on a Saturday night than some exploring? OK, partying…and clubbing, but I wasn’t really in the mood for that, so exploring it was! The other day I visited The Hell’s Heaven 2.0 and was amazed by it. Such a great place! Wonderfully landscaped and decorated, so tonight I went back to…
La Digue du Braek
La Digue du Braek, by Serene Footman (known from his popular sim Furillen) and Jade Koltai, is the Second Life version – or interpretation – of a real life location in Dunkerque, France. A road, 7 kilometers long, with a beach on one side and heavy industries on the other side, a wonderful landscape if…
Netherwood
While looking for some nice photogenic places, I ended up in Lauren Bentham’s Netherwood. As her notecard with rules (yes, there are some normal rules) and information says: ‘Netherwood, while a fictional name, is inspired by the picturesque English Lake District where I have lived all of my life. I decided it was time for…
Binemist 4.0
Binemist is one of those sims I have featured often on my blog, simply because the landscaping and themes changes ever so often – making it a delight to return and explore. The lovely and talented Biné Rodenberger now has changed Binemist 4.0 into a deserted, dry land. While I always loved the water sims…
Ironwood Hills – revisited
Almost a year ago I blogged about Ironwood Hills, an urban roleplay sim, and today I returned – after I got a notice that the sim re-opened after a total rebuild! I enjoyed Ironwood Hills a lot last year, so I was curious on how it looks now.
Telrunya – Forest of Dreams
It has been too long since I’v enjoyed some fantasy places in Second Life, and today I found I needed to be my elf again! To my delight I ended up in a gorgeous place, Telrunya – Forest of Dreams, with plenty of magic and fantasy to immerse in!
Disturbia ‘Rage of mystery’
Just in case you aren’t into all the romantic Valentine locations – it happens! – or just looking for something different…I would recommend a visit to Disturbia’Rage of Mystery’ (Adult) and have fun. Adult rated for, I guess, the amount of horror and some horrible mutilated, bloody, mesh-statues (NPC’s), this place is a ‘game’.
Imesha
When I saw a picture and small description in the Destination Guide about Imesha, I thought it would be a nice change of scenery to visit! A futuristic city, with bright lights and dark alleys, high in the sky.
Gates of Memories
Today I took the time for some exploring and ended up in a gorgeous, snowy, place called Gates of Memories. There is not much information to be found, or maybe it completely missed it!, other than the land description tells us: We don’t remember days, we remember moments
Lucienne
A few days ago I explored Lucienne (Adult), an urban/rural sim, with quite some nice spots and photogenic areas. Some streets, with homes that are occupied by tenants (so I didn’t snoop around in those) and public areas! My week has been all kinds of hectic in Real Life and while I usually find enough…
First snow: Baby it’s cold outside
It can be difficult to know where to begin. Have you found your story? If you have never experienced a transmission of unfathomable proportions, it can be difficult to dream. Have you found your mission? Seek, look within and develop yourself.
Peace of Serenity
This evening I spent a lovely time in a new place (it opened 9 november) called Peace of Serenity. Landscaped by Freakshow Zsun and decorated by Strawberri Marmelade (blazin.aubret), this is a beautiful location for all of us who enjoy exploring, walking around and taking pictures. For photo-shoots you can rezz props, once you have…
