Waterworlds
Why the attraction of water? Reflections surely are part of it. And shallow virtual Waterworlds avoid the real life inconveniences of mud, mosquitos or leeches.… Read More »Waterworlds
Why the attraction of water? Reflections surely are part of it. And shallow virtual Waterworlds avoid the real life inconveniences of mud, mosquitos or leeches.… Read More »Waterworlds
Dark and industrial in a steampunk way, New Babbage is an impressive area covering ten sims. It is certainly atmospheric, with towers, bridges, canals and… Read More »Steampunk at Babbage
It’s not often I browse the ‘destinations’ of Second Life. I’m not sure how or why the places find their way into this honoured tab,… Read More »Falling Snow, Rising Lanterns: Nagare
It’s good to get tempted into doing something which is a bit different from the usual. Snowy landscapes are the thing of the moment; they… Read More »Quiet solitude at the Looking Glass
The seasons turn in Second Life, usually in alignment with the northern hemisphere. Though in my part of the world, it’s stayed wet and windy,… Read More »Winter’s Light at Elysion
Cold, white, Imaginaria is a winter sim of snowfields and copses. But Second Life for me is not just about the visual, it is also… Read More »The Snowfields of Imaginaria
Rain gives way to snow, on the dark streets of Mad City. I first looked round in July, just before my vacation from sl, and… Read More »The season turns; Christmas comes to Mad City
It’s a swift move from cornfields in my last post to pampas in this one. And the grass is certainly tall! Ocho Tango seems to… Read More »Ocho Tango and High Pampas Grass
Long Wires, Blowing, a photo by Tizzy Canucci on Flickr. I found this landmark in my inventory. I think someone must have said “have you… Read More »Long Wires, Blowing
I was over at Tales from the Ghost Forest for my last blog post, and decided to take a peek over the hill. And this… Read More »Into the Sky at Ascension