Highlights from the Second Life Destination Guide 7/31/2015
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The Destination Guide returns with more spectacular spots for you to peruse for your pleasure. There’s no shortage of amazing builds and events happening right now in Second Life — and we’re happy to present you with just a sampling of goodies fresh on the Grid. From a mysterious, dino-infested place where the past, present and future collide, to painstakingly detailed historic builds, you’re in for some serious virtual time travel. See you inworld!
PaleoQuest
Play PaleoQuest, Second Life’s new dinosaur adventure, for fun and prizes! Collect ancient artifacts, rocks, and more as you explore the island - then redeem them for gifts and even Linden Dollars!
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1867 The Virtual Pfaffenthal
Travel back to the year 1867 and visit an expansive virtual replica of Pfaffenthal in Luxembourg City. This project is part of an exhibition at the Luxembourg City History Museum, but you can also explore from home in Second Life.
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Seasons of Life
Seasons of Life represents a person's life cycle combined with the scientific seasons of the Earth. This exhibition is by Johannes1977 Resident and is located on LEA4.
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The Egg
Visit The Egg, a new beautiful LEA installation by Livio Korobase. Of course, since there is an egg – there are also chickens. There’s a lot to see and play with here, but we recommend you ride the paper airplane.
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Aphrodite Summer Market
The Aphrodite Summer Market has summer living rooms and furniture, beach wares, new camping and summer BBQ and so much more!
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London City's 6th Birthday
London City celebrates its 6th birthday! Throughout August enjoy live events, weekend concerts, fun fair, vintage memorabilia hunt and themed collectibles from six years in Second Life. Details at mainlandlondon.blogspot.co.uk
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