A. Because it’s Rude to look in someone’s house without permission.
B. Because they might not want lots of people going into or looking at there home.
So I’m going to try and visit and blog public places.
I’m sorry if I miss out some public places *since I can only spend about 18mins at each sim to be able to cover enough space, its easy to miss things*. Or if I got your home confused with a place made open to the public, please let me know and I’ll take it down.
Anyway, if your going to explore there’s places your self please note I am NOT associated, affiliated or what ever with any of these land owners so I do not represent them or/and there land/place. I’m just trying to have some fun exploring and sharing it with the people who want to read my blog as well as trying to show some of the diversity in SL.
Please please respect the land owners and there builds/land.
If any land owners don’t like there place written about please let me know and I’ll remove it. Though I have tried to only write about public places.
Also I’ve decided to paste a photo on a map to show the places to create a huge photo map of images of the Sims.
Attempting to get as much in as I can. I’m going to take it from the south center so that I can align it up to the map as much as possible hopefully this will develop over time.
Anyway on with the blog.
1.
Fillip
Mature, Coast line mixed water/land, linden protected government, ground cover: Coral rock stuff.
The sim is mostly made up of one island surrounded by water a little out crop of land which connects onto the mainland.
Irie Life - Sculpture and Art Gallery. snappy1
Tped into a pink bit on the map and it’s a big cool looking completely purple building. Kind of retro skybox. (i so love purple)
Small store. I just liked it because it’s purple and looks kind of cool :).
http://slurl.com/secondlife/Fillip/88/174/30/?title=Fillip
Next door is a little club no clue really, though it has a really freaky druid statue in that moves and pokes its tongue out.
2.
Brindle.
Mature, Coast line mixed water/land, linden protected government, ground cover: Coral rock stuff.
Small Island in the center and a southwards stretch of land.
A Towering open fronted mall is here with a kind of gothic arches.
Little pier which seams to be part of a development in the next sim over ranunculus.
http://slurl.com/secondlife/Brindle/136/31/25/?title=Brindle
3.
Ranunculus
PG kind of dry grass. Mostly flat.
It has a pretty little town with some shops and roads and a 50's dinner and club.
Also there’s a bookshop with lots of SL magazines, newspaper vendors, video clips and tutorials.
http://slurl.com/secondlife/Ranunculus/80/188/32/?title=Ranunculus
4.
Serapim
Mature, dry grass and coral coastline
Mostly homes. Though a very nice coast line.
5.
Quaker.
mature, dry grass and coral coastline. mostly flat with a lindon land streach running through it.
a lot of homes here again.
most noteably a place called 'diamond cove'
6. Valerian.
mature, dry grass and coral coastline. mostly flat with a lindon land streach running through it.
a lot of empty land.
7.
Peacock
PG protected water void.
bring us to the edge a compelety empty void water sim.
8.
Ambrosia.
mature, dry grass and coral coastline. mostly flat with a lindon land streach running through it.
in this sim theres a Resort just off the coast called gold coast resort. a nice boardwalk and docks.
ohhh and a big wind turnbine. hehheheh Green energy for the win ^_^.
i wanted to ride it but it wouldn't let me :(.
9.
Walnut.
mature void water sim.
10.
Spiny
mature void water sim
11.
Piegler
mature void water sim
12.
Consular
mature, dry grass and coral coastline, the land has a steep curve going up into a mountain/hillside here.
There’s a church place with honeymoon suits and a church. Nice view across the void ocean Sims. Build on a fake island.
http://slurl.com/secondlife/Consular/224/239/21/?title=Consular
13.
Oakwood.
Mature, dry grass and coral coastline, the land here gose back down into a gental curve and the lindon land hugs the coast along the sim following the edge of the coast.
quite preaty again mostly houses and very preaty place.
14.
Scoopwing
mature, dry grass and coral coastline, the land flat.
a large greek ruin lies here. its a mall but it still looks kinda cool.
lots of broken pillars, lots of roads and water features.
15.
Sedge
mature dry grass and coral.
a tiny bit of coast.
crooked house.
http://slurl.com/secondlife/Sedge/105/29/67/?title=Sedge
16.
Huckleberry
mature, dry grass and very small amount of coral coastline, the land flat.
Darmer Ranch and saloon.
nice small wild west ranch.
http://slurl.com/secondlife/Huckleberry/163/7/90/?title=Huckleberry
17.
Mournful
mature, dry grass and coral coastline, the land flat.
*VERY VERY nice place* incredible huge castle.
Wonderful build very nice to explore and very nice for a wedding or party or a romantic date. incredible to explore.
http://slurl.com/secondlife/Mournful/39/167/93/?title=Mournful
Lots and lots of rooms towers, ballroom... huge place.
Gothic archways and lovely stain glass. A very impressive build.
Trisha land...
A place for if the romancing in the castle goes well or perhaps honey moon. It’s a public... ehem 'pose ball' place. If you catch my drift, I’ll try to keep this as PG as possible.
Anyway,
A lot of little buildings pose balls and freebies. I mean a LOT of freebies. This place is littered with boxes on the ground harbor.
Then there’s a house kind of thing with THOSE kinds of pose balls in and even a 'how to note card' for the people who really are new to it... heheh even some notes on 'missing appendages'... And how bigger isn't always better...
Anyway enough of that serous note they do give out very good advice and promote Safe pose balling, which sadly most of the time isn't written about enough, though kind of common sense to some, some people do need to be reminded:
"Never give out RL information"
"Don't do things here that would be illegal in the country where you live"
"If you feel uncomfortable, leave"
"If you are the subject to harassment be sure to report it to the lindens".
I for one applaud her for sending out a good positive message about safe usage. We are all adults here, but some people who are new to SL and especially people new to virtual communities and the internet might not know.
http://slurl.com/secondlife/Mournful/222/113/21/?title=Mournful
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