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"This video is the perfect way to get into the holiday spirit - join Feorie Frimon as she does a quick exploration of the winter themed residental community of Winter Cove located on SecondLife's mainland!" Click to watch the video on YouTube.
"Winter in New York is a new resort experience from the team behind Timor Isles, which has now closed for the Winter. It includes a variety of New York themed attractions (Central Park, the Rockefeller Center skating rink, the Statue of Liberty etc), spread around a series of streets designed to look like Manhattan. Around the sim you then have hotel rooms of varying size and cost." Read more on the blog.
"As the name suggests, Beaute de Bordeaux is inspired by the region around the city of Bordeaux in SW France. This new development from Tonal Studios consists of two regions, a town area (‘Bordeaux’), and a village / countryside area ." Read more on the blog.
"I explored Nova Murray's 'Cloven Forest' recently on horseback, It was an enjoyable experience riding through woodland teaming with wildlife." Read more on Flickr.
"Over the past few weeks, Aria and myself have been trying out different Second Life restaurants. Based on our experiences, here are six of our favourites." Read more on the blog.
"Chicago-inspired coffee shop in Bay City. Quirky, eclectic design with lots of art displays. A wonderful place to relax, get some work done and enjoy coffee." Watch the video on YouTube.
"Built on a sky platform, the Baxton Motel works on a membership basis at 100L a year. Come and go as you please, rez stuff and use the rooms." Read more on the blog.
"Occupying a Full private region, Power Up for Charge is the Full region home of the official Second Life presence for the CHARGE Syndrome Foundation, a US 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organisation, established with the goals of promoting global awareness of, and research into the causes of, CHARGE Syndrome (see below for more); directly supporting and helping those afflicted by the syndrome and their families, including developing outreach and support to assist them and building both social and medical networks and partnerships to benefit those affected by the syndrome." Read more on the blog.
" I am a huge fan of Bryn Oh's work and Lobby Cam is one of my favorites. It is interactive, we can explore it by walking around it and climbing around on it and discovering the story for ourselves, not to mention the "end." I could never do it justice with a video but it was so much fun trying!" Watch the video on YouTube.
"In earlier reviews I said that some SL Resorts are a little bit like those Chinese theme parks, where bits and pieces of a country or continent are thrown together. Sometimes it works in SL. Sometimes it doesn’t." Read more on the blog.
"This is a review that was originally meant for the April issue of Attention SL Magazine. However as the magazine publication will be delayed, it’s being published here first. The words come from me, and the excellent pictures come from Attention SL’s Harper Lexington." Read more on the blog.
"Enter the beginnings of the apocalypse where this western steampunk town attempts to keep normalcy alive, and sinister anomalies out." Info on Flickr.
"After we’d had an initial look around the new Adventure Isles Resort Aria mentioned that it reminded her of a kind of theme park hotel that you might find at Universal World, Florida. That is probably what the owners are aiming for. This is a place focused on RP activities, and is very suited for groups. We went to say for three days and this is our review." Read more on the blog.
"As I stood at the Sailors Cove Airfield, excitement bubbled within. Before me was Greg’s Bar Airship, ready to take its passengers on a journey over the weeping forests and the mesmerizing Blake Sea." Read more on the blog.
"The Soul Sanctuary is a pretty peaceful region with plenty of places to practice meditation, or simply chill out." Read more on Flickr.
"Hello, ya'll, and welcome to the deep south! In today's Livestream, we are going to New Orleans in Second Life. The City is inspired by late 20th century New Orleans, Louisiana." Watch the video on YouTube.
"Ellingson National Forest offers everything you could ever hope for during a weekend hiking trip. Rugged trails navigate lush forests on their way to tall waterfalls raging just a few feet from each other. Song birds fill the air with their melodies around park benches placed at the forest’s most iconic sites. At night, the trails are illuminated by the soft glow of lightning bugs. And you can explore it all without ever leaving home. Why? Because Second Life recently sanctioned a segment of their Ellingson region as a virtual national forest." Read more on the blog.
"Welcome to the immersive world of Wandering, New York. There are many locations and interactive activities to explore on the sim. We are going to bring you on a tour of everything available on the sim, tell you about the plans for the future, and introduce you to some of our affiliate partners. Tune in for this fun journey with us." Watch the video on YouTube.
"Taking your significant other to New York or the Maldives for Valentine’s Day would most likely cost you thousands of dollars or euros. And thanks to the pandemic it’s also not even an option for most of us.
Not so in Second Life, which has a great selection of hotels and resorts complete with five star service, luxury suites, amazing swimming pools, high end restaurants and pristine beaches. And all that for less than the price of latte and sandwich from your local coffee shop,
As a result, here’s my pick for Valentine’s Day hotels. These will of course also work for any other romantic break you might have planned throughout the year."
"Trey has long held a fascination for the real bricks and mortar Chelsea Hotel situated at 222 West 23rd Street, New York City. The iconic building has drawn him to the extraordinary history that are held within its reddish brick walls." Read more on the blog.
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