Beautiful Suicide

A Beautiful Suicide in Second Life – what a title! When I saw this title in Inara Pey’s “Living in a modemworld“-blog it caught my attention immediately. What’s that? Well reading Inara’s blog gave me already some hints. First of all, it is a sim that was also featured in the destination guide of Second Life. Beautiful Suicide is region designed by Jaidens Rancid (Jaidens). According to the landmark description these tag fit all to Beautiful Suicide: “Photography, bloggers, Suicide, Carnival, haunted, hangout, amuesment park, beach, aliens, cannibal, lighthouse, games, boating, volcano, RLV, sex, waterfalls, art, beautiful suicide, creepy, surreal, swimming, purgatory, romance, photos, popular, nature”.

June 2nd: A visit to Beautiful Suicide (1)

June 2nd: A visit to Beautiful Suicide (1)

You arrive at a bridge, it is foggy but in no way scary, it is peaceful, there are many fairy lights on the trees. I began to explore, once again I was all on my own, well I was at least the only one alive. The first dead body I saw was a doll that seemed to accuse me about what might have happened here.

June 2nd: A visit to Beautiful Suicide (2)

June 2nd: A visit to Beautiful Suicide (2)

And when you look around, there’s nearly nothing alive here, but many evidents that life was here. On every antenna mast of the only obviously still occupied appartment building, there’s a dead body. The apprtment house itself is not accessible. I ran into the fence once and was ejected and had to start my visit again. So be careful and don’t run into the privacy fence.

June 2nd: A visit to Beautiful Suicide (3)

June 2nd: A visit to Beautiful Suicide (3)

The central place, close to the appartment house has a swimming pool, a burning campfire and a dense mystic atmosphere. And there is a landing point of a flying saucer. I stepped into the UFO and flew with it to get a general idea. That was fun in addition.

June 2nd: A visit to Beautiful Suicide (4)

June 2nd: A visit to Beautiful Suicide (4)

June 2nd: A visit to Beautiful Suicide (5)

June 2nd: A visit to Beautiful Suicide (5)

To sum it up, Beautiful Suicide is scary, haunted, surreal, enigmatic, everything is dead or broken just like after a severe attack, but nonetheless it is tempting to explore. It is for sure a sim to visit during the Halloween Season (hopefully it is still around in October). And it provides everything of what is mentioned in the landmark description. I spent some time at the destroyed amusement park where I found the only human alive sitting there alone, smoking and reading a book. Just as if he hadn’t noticed what happened to the world around him.

June 2nd: A visit to Beautiful Suicide (6)

June 2nd: A visit to Beautiful Suicide (6)

June 2nd: A visit to Beautiful Suicide (7)

June 2nd: A visit to Beautiful Suicide (7)

I can recommend a visit if you’re curios. Inara’s description is again very detailed and complete. Thank you for discovering and writing, Inara!

Landmark “Beautiful Suicide”:
http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Maneater/74/147/24

Related link in Inara Pey’s Living in a Modemworld blog:
https://modemworld.me/2016/05/28/a-beautiful-suicide-in-second-life/

A summer’s farewell to Frisland

There’s always something to explore in Second Life and so far I don’t get tired of it at all. Far to often I have a visit on my list but with all the other activities that I like in SL I often don’t find or take the time and forget about it. Frisland is one of the visits I had on my list and forgot about it until today when I read in Inara’s blog that it is going to close soon.
The story behind Frisland has it’s on magic “Frisland is a phantom island that appeared on virtually all of the maps of the North Atlantic from the 1560s through the 1660s. This is our try to let our imagination run wild and create a region related to this mysterious phantom island.” (taken form the landmark description).

Frisland

Frisland

May 24th: Diomito visiting Frisland (1)

May 24th: Diomito visiting Frisland (1)

May 24th: Diomito visiting Frisland (2)

May 24th: Diomito visiting Frisland (2)

May 24th: Diomito visiting Frisland (3)

May 24th: Diomito visiting Frisland (3)

Many thanks to the “Frislanders” Charlie Namiboo, Annabell Barzane and Frislanda Ferraris for providing your sim for us all over the last years. And thank you Inara for your text and description of Frisland and reminding me to visit before it closes down.

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Frisland; Inara Pey, May 2016, on FlickrFrisland – click any image for full size

The time has finally come to bid farewell Frisland’s golden reign…

We have shared two amazing years since opening Frisland back in March 2014, and have been blessed with so many precious moments shared with all of you, which we shall carry with us as treasured and priceless memories in our hearts and minds.

So reads, in part, a note from Charlie Namiboo, Anna (Annabell Barzane) and Frislanda Ferraris announcing the forthcoming closure of their photogenic and popular region, Frisland.

Frisland; Inara Pey, May 2016, on FlickrFrisland

I first visited the island on March 23rd, 2014, shortly before its public opening. An invitation had been extended to me to do so by Charlie, something I was more than happy to accept. And like many who have visited the region, I instantly fell in love with it – and with the fact the over the intervening two years…

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My first visit to Alki

Sunday morning I found the time for some simploring again after quite a long while. I picked “Alki“, which is described in detail in Inara Pey’s blog “Returning to Alki in Second Life“.
I like to start a visit with reading the short description of the Landmark:
Alki is a living, evolving project inspired by the Pacific Northwest. Fun activities and scenic spots to play and hang with friends. Wander the peaceful forest path, take in an amazing sunset at the beach. Home to Z&A Coffeehouse & Art Studio.”

May 21st: Arriving at Alki

May 22nd – Arriving at Alki

When you arrive at Alki you land at a sign post directing you to the different activities. I first went up to the coffeehouse and the art studio on the high plateau. The coffeehouse seems to be more a place to dance at night than to have just a coffee. The art studio is for sure a great place to display art. But up there you’ll find also other activities, like a visit to the underwater garden, a balloon ride or using the zip lane to go down again. I personally like the animation for your way down to the underwater garden. Well, I admit I should have changed to a swim suit but I was too lazy. Fortunately in Second Life you can go diving fully dressed and in high heels – and you don’t get wet.

May 22nd - A visit to Alki: The coffeehouse and the art studio

May 22nd – A visit to Alki: The coffeehouse and the art Studio

May 22nd - A visit to Alki: Entrance to the underwater garden

May 22nd – A visit to Alki: Entrance to the underwater garden

May 22nd: Diomita in the underwater garden at Alki

May 22nd: Diomita in the underwater garden at Alki

During my visit I was alone and in a playful mood. I tried the big water slide – great fun! Close the the big water slide you find also quite some games, I personally found a new greedy game, embedded in a whirlpool, what a nice idea. And I tried the diving board. So if you’re up for playing, here you go.

May 22nd - The Whirlpool greedy at Alki

May 22nd – The whirlpool greedy at Alki

May 22nd - Diomita ready to try the jumping board at Alki

May 22nd – Diomita ready to try the diving board at Alki

I finished my visit at the beach. Not only there you find lovely spots to sit, dream and cuddle. Once again I discovered a great sim with various activities which is worth visiting more often, in particular not alone. For me it is amazing that I still find so many nice places, created with love for the detail and open to the public. Building myself, I know that there’s a lot of work (well building and creating is fun, isn’t it?) behind it. But at least maintaining a sim costs some money – so thank you very much Zoidyn (Zoidyn Kytori) and Alana Onyett for providing it to us all.

May 22nd: Diomita at the beach of Alki

May 22nd: Diomita at the beach of Alki

May 22nd: Diomita taking a nap after exploring Alki

May 22nd: Diomita taking a nap after exploring Alki

Recreating Buckingham Palace in Second Life

The palace is a proof of what is possible in Second Life, just amazing! And you can sense what an effort it was to build it. Knowing that the creators did research and did care about little details makes the visit even instructional. And you get a lot of information to understand the buliding and the living of it’s residents. I can’t stop being excited about this virtual world and about the creativity people develop to add to our experience! I can only recommend a visit even for non-royalists.

May 16th: Diomita at Regency Buckingham (1)

May 16th: Diomita at Regency Buckingham – Fetish meets royal luxury (1)

May 16th: Diomita at Regency Buckingham (2)

May 16th: Diomita at Regency Buckingham -Fetish meets royal luxury  (2)

 

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Regency Buckingham; Inara Pey, May 2016, on FlickrRegency Buckingham – click any image for full size

Jacon Cortes recently invited me to visit a project on which he has been working on for the last several years, and which finally opened its doors to the public in late 2015: an exquisite reproduction of Buckingham Palace. Intrigued, I hopped over to take a look, and Jacon and KarenKate Sands were kind enough to join me.

“We call it Regency Buckingham,  Jacon, a period role-player known in-world as  Jacon Cortes de Béxar (the historians might note his surname being indicative of another of his interests) told me. “Altogether, it’s been three-and-a-half years in development. and we’re still  building project, and it is still a work in progress; we still have some rooms we are working on. But we have reproduced twelve of the staterooms, which people can tour.”

Regency Buckingham; Inara Pey, May 2016, on FlickrRegency Buckingham – The Grand Entry

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Hakone JPK Airship Pirates Port Town

May 2nd was another quiet night. Jenny and I went simploring together. I was curios to see “Airship Pirates Town” which is described in detail in Inara’s blog under the titel “Of pirates and airships in Second Life“. This is a really creative fantasy construction with two sailing vessels at the front and a big sort of a town at the back. The “town” is a mixture of everything, wooden houses, brick houses, spaceships, airships, chimney, walkways, railrods, zip lines, gear wheels, motors, elevators …. simply weired but very interesting to explore!

May 2nd: A visit to JPK Airship Pirates Port Town

May 2nd: A visit to JPK Airship Pirates Port Town

We first went up to the top where we overlooked the town and could also sit together. Yet some nice cushions with cuddle seating are missing there.

May 2nd: Overlooking JPK Airship Pirates Port Town

May 2nd: Overlooking JPK Airship Pirates Port Town at the tower house

May 2nd: Jenny and Diomita on the top of JPK Airship Pirates Port Town

May 2nd: Jenny and Diomita in the tower house at JPK Airship Pirates Port Town

May 2nd: Jenny and Diomita exploring JPK Airship Pirates Port Town

May 2nd: Jenny and Diomita exploring JPK Airship Pirates Port Town

We walked up and down, we climbed and used zip lines, we tried an elevator where you sit upside down, we used secret levers to climb through rotating gear wheels, there’s really a lot to see and explore! There is also a central place quite close the the landing point, the  main plaza, where you’ll find a teleporter to the main points of interest “Tower House, Furniture Factory, Secret Forest, Pirates’ Hideout, Steampunk House, Planetarium”.

May 2nd: Jenny in the planetarium at JPK Airship Pirates Port Town

May 2nd: Jenny in the planetarium at JPK Airship Pirates Port Town

May 2nd: Jenny playing the piano in the planetarium at JPK Airship Pirates Port Town

May 2nd: Jenny playing the piano in the planetarium at JPK Airship Pirates Port Town

May 2nd: Jenny and Diomita using the upside down elevator at JPK Airship Pirates Port Town

May 2nd: Jenny and Diomita using the upside down elevator at JPK Airship Pirates Port Town

May 2nd: Jenny and Diomita visiting pirates' hideout at JPK Airship Pirates Port Town

May 2nd: Jenny and Diomita visiting pirates’ hideout at JPK Airship Pirates Port Town

May 2nd: Diomita using a zip line at JPK Airship Pirates Port Town

May 2nd: Diomita using a zip line at JPK Airship Pirates Port Town

May 2nd: Jenny and Diomita visitng the secret forest at JPK Airship Pirates Port Town

May 2nd: Jenny and Diomita visitng the secret forest at JPK Airship Pirates Port Town

We had a great time and there’s for sure a lot more to explore, more details and more creativity. Thank you へき (hekirekika.jinn) for providing this weired construction, this town for us in Second Life. I recomend a visit to enjoy and discover. Have fun!

Landmark “Hakone JPK Airship Pirates Port Town”:
http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/hakone/248/251/3515

Related link in Inara Pey’s Living in a Modemworld blog:
http://modemworld.me/2016/04/02/mediterranean-meditations-in-second-life/

 

 

Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitor in Second Life

I visited Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitor. For Mediation and for chilling while enjoying art it is quite perfect …..
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Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitor is the latest immersive installation by Frankx Lefavre. Like all of his work, it is deep in imagery and symbolism, but it is also and in difference to his previous works, a very personal piece.

“Serotonin reuptake inhibitors are the primary drug used to treat anxiety, depression and panic attacks. Last December, I was given a LEA grant for 2016. By January, I was suffering major attacks of anxiety and panic leading to depression. This is the resultant build,” Frankx says candidly of the piece.

The result is a piece that is deeply immersive installation making extensive use of projected lights and colours (so you’ll need to have ALM enabled in your viewer). In entering it, you are literally entering the artist’s mind, and witnessing first hand the tumult and confusion of a mind in turmoil and at odds with itself. Light, colour and…

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Devil’s Point

Last Saturday I had time for a short simploring tour on my own. I went to Devil’s Point. Again there’s a very detailled description of this homestead sim in Inara’s blog, titeled “A rugged corner of the British Isles in Second Life“. You land just next to a graveyard, which is a bit scary. Why was this landing point selected? I was alone on this island during my visit, are all residents dead, is the island abandoned?

April 23rd: A visit to Devil's point - at the graveyard

April 23rd: A visit to Devil’s point – at the graveyard

After wandering around a bit and inhaling the atmosphere I decided to get an overview of the island. One of the clear upsides in Second Life: you can just zoom your view out to get an overview.

April 23rd: A visit to Devil's point - overview

April 23rd: A visit to Devil’s point – overview

The overview helped a lot to orientate and to understand Inara’s decsription. You can see the separate rocks with the green high plateaus and the buildings as well as the canyon with the river and the railway (on the left). Well, the railway makes only sense if you imagine not to be on an British island of course as there’s no destination for the railroad. As mentioned I was all alone on this beautiful island and I peeked into several buildings. It looks all abandoned, like from another time.

April 23rd: A visit to Devil's point - house with Office at the river shore (1)

April 23rd: A visit to Devil’s point – house with office at the river shore (1)

April 23rd: A visit to Devil's point - house with office at the river shore (2)

April 23rd: A visit to Devil’s point – house with office at the river shore (2)

I went on exploring and had a look into other buildings. The whole island is very peaceful and there’s a lot to explore. The rough nature invites to take pictures or to sit down and enjoy. The buildings invite to pore over their former inhabitants or their former use. And there are other strange objects where you can’t find out any sense. So you can let your mind wander.

April 23rd: A visit to Devil's point

April 23rd: A visit to Devil’s Point

I also found one of my favourite picture motives in both worlds: a covered brigde.
My visit was short and I hadn’t the time to fully explore so I need to come back. I’ll end this post with quoting the landmark’s description text about Devil’s point: “Embracing the nature, beauty, and culture of the old British Isles. A place to explore, unwind, relax, and take pictures“. Thank you Zakk Lusch and They Ellisson for creating this sim and providing it to the public!

April 23rd: A visit to Devil's point - the covered bridge

April 23rd: A visit to Devil’s point – the covered Bridge

Landmark “Devil’s point”:
http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Devils%20Point/128/128/24

Related link in Inara Pey’s Living in a Modemworld blog:
http://modemworld.me/2016/04/02/mediterranean-meditations-in-second-life/

The River Rock club at Stonehaven

The River Rock club at Stonehaven

The River Rock club at Stonehaven

Before yesterday I got an ad for a black cocktail dress from a shop named “Hardcore”. It was quite an offer (50L) and looked nice. Although I never heard about this shop I wanted to take a look at it and followed the link –  and landed at a rock club which was surrounded by stores and one of them was the said shop. I got the cocktail dress and it is really nice. But that’s nothing to keep for the blog. What caught my attention even more was the name: River Rock club at Stonehaven. What a double coincidence! Stonehaven, the root of our family in SL, the place and the people who coined our whole SL. And Rivers Rock was our first home after Stonehaven. We lost Rivers Rock as Sam didn’t pay the tier one day, but we still have lots of best memories to this place. For the name alone we had to take a closer look. And today Mistress Jenny and I visited the River Rock club at Stonehaven.

April 23rd: Mistress Jenny and I at the River Rock club at Stonehaven

April 23rd: Mistress Jenny and I at the River Rock club at Stonehaven

We looked around at the a rock club, There’s a concert of Halestorm tomorrow (Sunday 24th), but too late for us in Europe. So I assume that the club is more frequented by people from the US. We had a look at the stores and then went exploring the rest. The club is embedded in a large entertainment park. You can get a nice overview by takeing the cable car, what we did.

April 23rd: Mistress Jenny and I at the River Rock club at Stonehaven taking the cable car to get an overview

April 23rd: Mistress Jenny and I at the River Rock club at Stonehaven taking the cable car to get an overview

The tour is fun yet a bit too long. The entertainment park that is right next to the rock club has a rollercoaster, a ferris wheel and other attractions. Mistress and I took the rollercoaster and we had really fun!

April 23rd: Mistress Jenny and I riding the rollercoaster at the river rock club, Stonehaven (1)

April 23rd: Mistress Jenny and I riding the rollercoaster at the river rock club, Stonehaven (1)

April 23rd: Mistress Jenny and I riding the rollercoaster at the river rock club, Stonehaven (2)

April 23rd: Mistress Jenny and I riding the rollercoaster at the river rock club, Stonehaven (2)

Another ride we tried out was the rocket to the moon. Mistress went first and was waiting for me on the moon. Of course we took a picture there. It is the third day I am wearing my new collar and I get more and more used to it and in particular to it’s meaning for Mistress Jenny and myself. The picture could be called “Mistress Jenny and Diomita on the moon” or …. “submission on the moon”.

April 23rd: submission on the moon

April 23rd: submission on the moon

 

The Jungle of Sin

April 8th: A visit to the Jungle of Sin

April 8th: A visit to the Jungle of Sin

I got an instant message on Thursday from Marja Geesink. She read my simploring post about Noelia Island and she recommended to visit the
Jungle of Sin

At the landing point you get some information about the sim and the roleplay. It is not Gor, but for playing you’ll need to get a free meter and for your own safety get a bow and arrows. I didn’t get both as I wanted to explore first and my main interest wasn’t CARP nor fighting. It simply depends what you’re looking for. A teleporter pad brings you to the jungle, well first it brings you to the comunity area with further information about events, parties, opportunties to rent, or scheduled group roleplays. But from there you’ll enter the Jungle of Sin.

April 8th: A visit to the Jungle of Sin - at the landing point

April 8th: A visit to the Jungle of Sin – at the landing point

The jungle is, like Marja said, beside being an adult roleplay sim, a place to enjoy. There are waterfalls, spots to sit and mediate, several places to dance and for a kinky person like myself there’s more to discover. I first explored the beautiful side of the jungle, the spots to stop and enjoy the view, the shore and some ruins.
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When you walk around like I did, you certainly will notice the temple that is placed on the top of one of the hills. It caught my attention and I climbed up there. What a strange place. It seems that is a made for sacrificial rituals. I couldn’t resist to try the spot for the victim. I can imagine that you can realize some adult fantasies at this spot. Nonetheless it is a bit scary.
20160408 Jungle of Sin_027After visiting the temple I found the entrance to a vast maze that seems to spread quite far across the whole sim. I did loose my way in there. There are several dead ends in the maze, and my way back was blocked more than once by the collapsing of the tunnel. If you’re lucky, you’re in a cave with a bed or with a couple dance animation. Well, the couple dance will only help, when you’re not discovering on your own. In the maze I found a secret treasure of gold. But once again the tunnel was collapsing behind me making it impossible to retrieve the treasure, shame!
20160408 Jungle of Sin_028After finding a way out of the maze, I discovered a camp with a red flag. I assume it is the camp of the red group for carp roleplay scenes. There are possibilites to keep a victim and to play. I also found a spot with cages that is made for selling slaves. Approaching the temple from a lower level, I discovered that it is the place of the blue group. Below the temple is a dungeon and prison and in one dead end there lives a dragon. When I woke up the beast it began to spew fire. With an active relay I’d be killed.
20160408 Jungle of Sin_029As you can see, there’s a lot to discover and I’m sure that I didn’t see all yet. There were some hunters and players present when I visited but beside the dragon none attacked me. I could discover undisturbed. I assume that there was no roleplay ongoing that I disturbed, otherwise I might have got a warning. Anyway, that’s still not all what I discovered. There’s a sky village where you can rent a hut with an view down to the jungle. There’s a traning area for those who want to get familiar with bow and arrow and with combat in the jungle and there’s a lovely game area with greedy and cards against humanity. So quite a lot to explore at the Jungle of Sin!

April 8th: A visit to the Jungle of Sin - sky village

April 8th: A visit to the Jungle of Sin – sky village

April 8th: A visit to the Jungle of Sin

April 8th: A visit to the Jungle of Sin

Thank you Marja for the recommendation.
The Jungle is owned by the Jungle of Sin group. As far as I understood Marja, the sim was owned first by Ida Carlberg, the owner of Noelia Island.
I enjoyed my visit and it might not be my last. If you visit be aware of the dragon and have fun. And if you’re a roleplayer and love combat and adult play, this could be your playground, your jungle soon.

P.S.: I got an IM from Marja lateron, who told me that Ithian (ithian.resident) is the owner of the sim nowadays. So thank you Ithian for providing this peice of SL for all of us.

Landmark to the Jungle of Sin:
http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Jungle%20of%20Sin/118/209/2961

Noelia Island

Sunday mornings I often explore Second Life’s beauty on my own, and so I did this morning. My destination today was Noelia Island. I read about it in Inara Pey’s Living in a Modemworld blog. Her post is titeled “Mediterranean meditations in Second Life” and I recommend reading it before your visit as it provides a good overview.

A visit to Noelia Island (1)

A visit to Noelia Island (1)

The landmark description text is also a good summary of what to do on Noelia Island “Explore Noelia, a beautiful Mediterranean island. Couple dance, date, romance or cuddle in the romantic spots, take a fun boat ride, relax on the beach, take photos or meditate near the Budda“. Last but not least there’s a blog about Noelia Island.
Back to my visit. I first went up the hill to visit the Tuscan villa. It is build with love for the details and I spent more time there than I expected. In particular the reading pose on the terrace is really lovely. I can literally see myself doing that in RL…
20160403 Noelia Island_040After my visit to the villa I walked along the shore and came to the mystic cave. It is not a maze, but as the name implies it has some mystic. There’s a ghost welcoming you, there’s a spiders net and a flying chair (of course I also sat on it but looking at it was more fun). I also saw a dance pole in the cave for mystic moments together.
20160403 Noelia Island_041Then I walked over the large rope bridge to the smaller island, the meditation island. There are several spots to mediate also a Buddha as mentioned in the landmark description. I tried several of them but personally I think I’ll get more into mediation with the reading pose at the villa mentioned above. And there’s the stone of wisdom … When you click on it you’ll get wisdoms to think about like….
The Magic Stone of Wisdom says: Don’t make an effort to love the world. Love your internal world and the world will be different. – Byron Katie
The Magic Stone of Wisdom says: A solid foundation for all relationships, be they romantic or otherwise, begins with Self love. Your reality is a reflection of your vibrational state, and as such, others will reflect back to you your own beliefs about your Self.
The Magic Stone of Wisdom says: If you think you can do a thing or think you can’t do a thing, you’re right. – Henry Ford

A visit to Noelia Island (2) - The stone of wisdom

A visit to Noelia Island (2) – The stone of wisdom

The Islands beauty itself is worth a visit and I took several pictures and tried several spots to sit and enjoy.

A visit to Noelia Island (3)

A visit to Noelia Island (3)

A visit to Noelia Island (4)

A visit to Noelia Island (4)

But there’s something else, a large dance and disco area and a bumper boat rezzer. I never drove a bumper boat before neither in SL nor in RL. Well, now I did. And it is real fun. As Kitty came online I had to take her there and we had fun. When the boats hit each other exclamation marks appear above the drivers. That is for sure something to do with more people!
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Thank you Ida Carlberg and Lyshco for providing this island for us. I look forward to my next visit.

Landmark “Noelia Island”:
http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Noelia%20Island/114/112/26

Blog Noelia Island”:
https://noeliaisland.wordpress.com/

Related link in Inara Pey’s Living in a Modemworld blog:
http://modemworld.me/2016/04/02/mediterranean-meditations-in-second-life/

 

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