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Do you remember when the Belli test continent filled up with clone regions in the middle? I think this is some sort of load testing going on. So either we are due for a continuation of the current release strategy, or there's a bunch of victorians ready to go on another grid. This way the techies and landscapers don't need to wait around for each other.

@Chloe Dolores Yuge is such a lovely region! Now I must visit wilderness point :-)

Granted, but it will end up looking like Winston Churchill I wish I still had my banjo

I was thinking it a bit odd that they would switch to cloned regions. I wonder if this is a ruse to keep us surprise when they actually release?

I hope those island locations will be put in the regular pool and not reserved for charity auction bidders or some such. (Hides behind fridge in case Patch gets up in a bell ringing mood)

ooh lookie here http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/SSPE356/49/244/54 A switchback road, perfect for a cycle race. ( maybe not quite the shoelaces though )

I'm thinking that this will be a great time to pick up some prime sites due to abandons.

I love your picket fence and steps, they give the frontage of your house a country feel.

Caption this photo; Just for fun, a low aerial shot in Todd's Landing. Is it just me who finds this bit of landscaping amusing?

Granted, but you can only be both rich and fruity. I wish the laundry did itself.

Taken in the gorge between Canyon Ball run and Sassafras, I love this bit of landscaping!

Not such a huge flight of steps, but so cute, in Sassafras.

Granted, but her wish was not to make a wish (thus trapping us all in an inescapable time vortex) I wish that it doesn't rain this week.

I make rubber bands out of old washing up gloves.

Another person might say; "A houseboat nestled between other houseboats may be more appealing than one on its own at the end of the pier." Everyone has a different flavour of awesome sauce? Same with flat plots in the centre, if someone is into driving, then space for a garage / driveway and easy access to roads in all directions might be more important.

Yes, a lot of care gone into that lovely bit of landscape, let's all squish Squishy with a group hug!

@Layla Claven what a serene decorating scheme. It feels calming to look at it. I particularly like the wallpaper you have on the lounge fireplace wall,

Looking further south, the Lighthouse island seems to pop up first before being built on, and that's before the red perimeters of imminent imminence. Puzzling...hmmm.

That is nice! Which abandon did you abandon with abandon, and then regret abandoning?

Yes, you can just see the house top left. The pathway gets so steep it turns into a rocky ramp and just goes to that house.

Rock steps!! In Domingos, so cool.

Ashton Village. The one below is located in Shady corners. 33 steps. edit: 34 there's a landing just out of shot, my favourite so far!

I was wondering that. (after searching the sea bed to make sure there were no hidden mermaid houses ) @Christhiana that's interesting.

Any ideas why Lulas Grotto might have a red surround? So far as I can see there are no homes there. Waterberry has the same thing.

For some odd reason I seem to really like the houses that have, what would be in real life, a ludicrous number of steps up to the front door. The property pictured is not an extreme example, but just what I could find just now to picture as an example. (24 in this case) I'm wondering if anyone else out there has been counting? What is the longest / highest number of steps up to a front door in Belli?