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Monday, October 17, 2016

Haunted House Tours & Hunts in Second Life – Camury Reporting


Are you ready for Halloween? Get into the spooky spirit, have fun and get good scares by touring Haunted Houses & Halloween hunts in second life.
In October, many creators and residents come together to decorate and create Halloween adventures across the grid.  Beware, Ghosts,witches zombies await you!
Hunts
SL's Top Haunted Places Tour & Hunt!
If you want to find haunted places to explore, the first stop is "SL's Top Haunted Places Tour & Hunt!”. At this location, you can get a permanently updated list of events. New hauntings will be added throughout the month.

Etchaflesh Halloween Hunt
At Etchaflesh Clothing & Corsetry, the hunt has begun!
Look for 12 tombstones hidden in the store to fill your card validation (HUD). Once your HUD is full, you can take it to the  prize Kiosk  where you can choose between 12 rewards. Complete instructions are provided with the HUD.
Hunt Dates: Oct 1 – Oct 31
Hunt Object: Tombstone

Kikai Halloween Market Hunt
Find many unique gifts made especially for this hunt in two dark squares located at an old European city where you will find a haunted Halloween market. All I can say is there are 50 hidden skulls. Enjoy the chilling landscape of the cemetery and beware of bats flying over your head. Take a  ride in horse carriage around the squares which is a good way to detect skulls and find the prizes. When the clock strikes midnight, run!
Hunt Dates: Oct 1 – Oct 31
Hunt Object: Skull


Oh The Horror Cart Sale & Hunt
Who doesn't  like the villains of horror movies? They are waiting for you at Camp Mineral Pond.  Feel your heart leap as you crefully search your surroundings not knowing what lurks behind the corner and find 36 carts full of scary goods, including a creepy theme and L $10 item on every cart.
Search for hidden objects of terror that contain L $ 2 hunt gifts. If you don´t have  Lindens to spare, don´t  worry, the ghastly menagerie has something for you.
This annual event
Hunt Dates : Oct 1 – Oct 31
Hunt Object: objects of terror

Haunted Houses

Corpsewood Haunted House
Corpsewood is a SIM full of things to explore. This place is scary and full of ghostly surprises. Take a Tour of the Haunted Mansion and go on the hunt for great prizes.
Haunted Home of Frankenstein
Many hair-raising surprises await you in the house of Dr. Victor Frankenstein. Beware of the ghosts that haunt the surrounding area. Take a boat ride or visit the lighthouse. Many mysteries await you at the orphanage and asylum, if you are brave enough to go there!
Happy Halloween everyone! Be safe, have fun!

Sunday, March 29, 2015

Let’s Take a Trip to Venice in Second Life- Piers Diesel Reporting...


Located on an archipelago in the North-eastern Mediterranean Sea, the city of Venice dates back 1500 years and is made up of 118 flat islands, 416 bridges and 177 canals. Long ago it was the biggest power in that region during the 1300-1500’s. Today, Venice is visited by tourists at an average of 18 million a year and is one of the famous honeymoon spots for couples who want to experience a romantic gondola ride and dine on Venetian cuisine. If you have always wanted to travel to Venice in Real Life but never had the chance, you can do that virtually. You don’t even need a passport to get there!
Venice Second Life has been created cleverly to resemble Real Life Venice with gondoliers, little cafés and the winding cobblestone streets with shops to explore. Here are a few things you can find and do in Second Life Venice.

What is a trip to Venice without Gondola rides?
Yes, it is possible to take a gondola ride at Second Life Venice. It is manually operated which means you navigate the gondolier through the waterways.
Don’t worry if you are not an experienced gondolier. It is not hard to do and you can forget that you are handling it once you sit back and enjoy the ride and views. It is perfect for a romantic date or exploring some realism in Second Life. I would recommend at least trying it to give you the Venice feel.



Rictorante Caffe Saraceno

This is a great place to meet up with friends or your partner and have a meal or even a cup of coffee while talking about your week or day. The service is excellent with attentive staff.  The restaurant overlooks the Grand Canal where you can watch people go by on the water or even by foot on the narrow pavements.  The perfect time to go is at sunset.  The sun’s reflection on the water sets the mood well.



Rialto Bridge

You may recognise this bridge as it is the exact copy to the one in Real Life the Rialto Bridge. This would be the bridge when you TP to the Venice Second Life sim be the landing point. From the Rialto Bridge you are able to wander around the sim easily by foot if you choose to not use a gondolier. It also gives you the perfect bird’s eye view of the sim allowing you to easily take good pics of the sim.
Shopping is a big deal for tourists both in the real world and in Second Life. Rialto Bridge is a good landing point to reach the shops!


Shopping in the Mediterranean

There are quite a few good shops on the sim that offer a variety of products. These shops can be found around the winding cobbled streets along the canal and also in the backstreets. Not all shops are brand names which can be good as you can sometimes find that little unusual gift for someone or even yourself. That is so fun about shopping. It is like going on a treasure hunt.




Saint Marks Square

Here you will find more gondoliers and  shops. Saint Mark’s Square is a perfect spot to take photos of your adventures.  



I would definitely recommend Second Life Venice and have always visited here when I want to take stock of the day or catch up with people in Second Life.  It is definitely worth the visit.

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Sunday, December 29, 2013

Sights and Famous Landmarks in Second Life America- Piers Diesel Reporting...



Many have probably visited  one or several American landmarks in Real Life so it is important for second Life creators to not only get these locations authentically replicating the Real Life one but to also incorporate entertainment to keep people coming back.


I have found 5 landmarks which not only keep you entertained while on the sim but also resemble the Real Life landmarks in the US.

Friday, April 27, 2012

THE STAR TREK SAGA CONTINUES IN NEW ERIDANI SL SHOWCASE - Troy Aristocarnas Reporting...




Beam Me Up Scotty



The Star Trek Museum of Science, established in-world by Sabri Picard in 2006, remains at full throttle (if not at warp speed), though it has moved to a single island in-world. “We downsized last year (2011),” said Wabisabi Matahari, the museum’s curator and Benevolent Dictator. “No more room,” she added when this deadline beater inquired about the model starships that were part of the original exhibit. “(It) just got way too expensive and donations dried up,” the amiable dictator revealed.

 
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