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Tuesday, May 23rd, I found time for a simploring tour again. I looked up Inara Pey’s blog and selected “Costa Blanco in Second Life“. Inara has a very detailed description in her blog. The landmark description read promising for me, as I was in the mood for a beautiful environment and nature: “Costa Blanco is situated in the southernmost province of Sweden, and is connected by weather and theme with Bretagne in France. It’s a sophisticated place to take pictures, where nature’s spacious beauty, is combined with adult pleasures.”
I associated Costa Blanco with Spain mixing it up with Costa Blanca (Costa Blanca, literally meaning “White Coast”, refers to over 200 kilometres (120 mi) of Mediterranean coastline in the Alicante province, on the southeastern coast of Spain).

Anyway back to my visit to Costa Blanco. I was not disappointed. Costa Blanco is beautiful and rural. I consits of one main island with a little harbour and two very small little islands. You can take a motorboat to reach the 2 smaller islands. There’s not much to see or to explore and discover at Costa Blanco on the first glance. Just nature, some fields and agriculture, horses, a lonely beach, some places to sit and cuddle. As it is an adult sim, I went there still dressed in a full black latex catsuit from the night before. I love doing that as it gives some pictures a little kick (and kink). Some areas of Costa Blanco look half-abandoned, the houses empty. But then you find also houses which look as someone has just left. One house is an art studio.

I began to search the adult pleasure of the landmark description and in another house I noticed a chain with handcuffs and a whip on the floor (also working for bdsm scenes, if you click on the rug). I continued exploring now with another focus and also discoverd a suspension ring hanging from the ceiling in another house. And this turned out being for Shibari. I couldn’t resist to try it our and as I had no slave in accompany, I had to try it myself.

I’m sure there’s more to discover but my hour for the visit ended way to quick. Thank you Gabrian Lascelles (gothicgaylord) for creating Costa Blanco and for providing it to the public. I enjoyed my visit.

Landmark to Costa Blanco

http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Costa%20Blanco/45/198/29
Inara Pey’s blog entry “Costa Blanco in Second Life”
https://modemworld.me/2017/05/21/costa-blanco-in-second-life/