SSP?

[Tamara Adored]

Regions SSPE1739 - 1747 have now been created linking the log region to the stilts.

[Evangeline Arcadia]

There's a lot of Stilt home development going on - I spied this lovely neighbourhood on the north log land coast.

http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/SSPE1104/141/188/23

[Garnet Psaltery]

14 minutes ago, Evangeline Arcadia said:

There's a lot of Stilt home development going on - I spied this lovely neighbourhood on the north log land coast.

http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/SSPE1104/141/188/23

The close presence of conifers and palm trees is a little puzzling.  Are there places in the real world where this happens?

[Frigga Freidman]

9 minutes ago, Garnet Psaltery said:

The close presence of conifers and palm trees is a little puzzling.  Are there places in the real world where this happens?

A few coastal areas on the West Coast of Scotland. (Warmer microclimate due to the Gulf Stream.)

Edited February 23, 2021 by Frigga Freidman

[Sylvia Tamalyn]

10 minutes ago, Garnet Psaltery said:

The close presence of conifers and palm trees is a little puzzling.  Are there places in the real world where this happens?

I'm pretty sure you'd see such things in Florida.

[Fritigern Gothly]

2 hours ago, Garnet Psaltery said:

The close presence of conifers and palm trees is a little puzzling.  Are there places in the real world where this happens?

Spain, Portugal, some parts of North Africa and I am fairly certain that you can even find places like this in the south of France.
And come to think of it, it could happen in California and perhaps even in the south of Oregon, but I am not certain about this.

[Blush Bravin]

Here is a picture from the Galveston area where you can see a small pine forest in the lower left part of the photo with many palms nearby. Seeing pine and palms together is quite common along the Southeast coast of Texas.

[Elena Blossom]

4 hours ago, Garnet Psaltery said:

The close presence of conifers and palm trees is a little puzzling.  Are there places in the real world where this happens?

They are everywhere in our shores here in Spain, it is quite common  

[Elena Blossom]

2 minutes ago, Elena Core said:

They are everywhere in our shores here in Spain, it is quite common  

 

[Vixen Firehart]

22 hours ago, Garnet Psaltery said:

The close presence of conifers and palm trees is a little puzzling.  Are there places in the real world where this happens?

This is quite common at some parts of Europe. For instance in Croatia, I was amazed by the diversity of the trees. I think this picture is a good example. 

Edited February 24, 2021 by xViXeNx71
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[Evangeline Arcadia]

Lots of campers placed along the east coast of Log land - whoever gets these will have a lovely view over the water...

http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/SSPE1119/49/74/51

Edited February 25, 2021 by Evangeline Arcadia

[Mercedes Avon]

I really like the new areas that connect to log regions and/or camper regions. I am crossing my fingers that I can roll a good one in one of those locations when the release.

[Daniel Voyager]

Friday morning view of SSPE1747, Direct Current and SSPE1742.

Direct Current 

SSPE1742

[Marianne Little]

On 2/24/2021 at 1:18 PM, xViXeNx71 said:

This is quite common at some parts of Europe. For instance in Croatia, I was amazed by the diversity of the trees. I think this picture is a good example. 

You and @Elena Coreand @Blush Bravinhas convinced me that it is so. Still, my brain can not accept it, when I look at the different types of trees! 😆

I used to think people who put such a mix of trees on their land did not know better. Well, it was me who did not know better. But my brain still does not like the light green/yellow palms next to the dark green conifer trees.

[Daniel Voyager]

The Moles have added five new SSP regions just east of the purple SSP regions which are closed for public access. These new regions could be apart of the next upcoming Linden Home theme or maybe for another project they are working on. We will have to wait and see.

The big batch of pink SSP regions are no longer on the grid. 

[Nando Yip]

Algodoal island in Pará where I live.  here there are beaches with this mixture.  Palm trees and fruit trees of various species.

 

[Nika Talaj]

You see many palms in people's gardens in the U.S.'s  Pacific Northwest, which is a cool, rainy climate known for its evergreen forests.  However, if you look closely you will probably see that they are "hardy" palms, tolerant of a wide swath of climate zones - really, to my eye, they are indistinguishable from tropical palms.  They can add a tropical note to the concert of your garden There are even hardy banana trees, though I've never seen actual bananas on one!

Here are nurserys that specialize in hardy palms.

https://oregonpalms.com/

http://www.hookedonpalms.com/

 

 

Edited February 26, 2021 by Nika Talaj

[Mercedes Avon]

I particularly like the zones butted up against the log or cabin areas. I can imagine sipping my fruity tropical drink beneath the palms with the cool ocean breeze blowing through, and then getting on my trusted steed and taking a moonlit horseback ride through the cabins and woodsy areas afterward.

[Garnet Psaltery]

10 hours ago, Mercedes Avon said:

 ... getting on my trusted steed ...

You rang? 

[RitaCallisto]

A very gracious person who'd grabbed my abandoned house has allowed me to stay there for the time being while i'm unable to have my premium up. Upon coming in today I noticed land north of the region. We have new SSPE lands north of Otter Limits over to north of Mango Salsa. They seem to connect to what is already in the works that we have seen near Ringing Palms and friends.

Edited March 5, 2021 by RitaCallisto

[Coby Foden]

Views from some new stilt home regions. There are lots new SSPE regions with stilt homes under construction.

http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/SSPE1738/72/54/23 

http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/SSPE1734/51/157/24 

http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/SSPE1735/225/7/30

Edited March 6, 2021 by Coby Foden

[Daniel Voyager]

Huge new batch of regions added north east of the stilt homes almost connecting with the Satori continent (south west part). There is now only a few regions separating them. 

Map still not working for any region visuals. 

[Rufferta Mainlander]

1 hour ago, Daniel Voyager said:

Huge new batch of regions added north east of the stilt homes almost connecting with the Satori continent (south west part). There is now only a few regions separating them. 

Map still not working for any region visuals. 

 

1 hour ago, Daniel Voyager said:

Huge new batch of regions added north east of the stilt homes almost connecting with the Satori continent (south west part). There is now only a few regions separating them. 

Map still not working for any region visuals. 

I'm in Yeeowler in Satori right now - I can see on mapview what appear to be new regions with names like "Muesli", and "Winterberry".  This should be great!

[Lloyd Overland]

5 hours ago, Daniel Voyager said:

Huge new batch of regions added north east of the stilt homes almost connecting with the Satori continent (south west part). There is now only a few regions separating them. 

Map still not working for any region visuals. 

Thanks Daniel for sharing this news, I have been eagerly awaiting this development. When the connection is made I hope that there will be some additional regions along the south east coastline of Satori to allow onward navigation north.

 

[Evangeline Arcadia]

5 hours ago, Daniel Voyager said:

Huge new batch of regions added north east of the stilt homes almost connecting with the Satori continent (south west part). There is now only a few regions separating them. 

Map still not working for any region visuals. 

 

 

 

Thanks for this. The map is a real PITA, can't wait till it's fixed. This must be what Patch refered to in the recent interview (Home & Garden Expo) about continents being almost connected.