Second Life Destinations

.Under a lavender sky blanketed with serenely drifting cream-colored clouds, the little inhabitants of WeeVille go about their day, often tending a fire near their hobbit-style homes (image below). Merhorses frolic in the waters (lowest image), unicorns saunter in the nearby grasses, and beams of sunlight shine through the thick woods in the center of the sim. And, on the southeastern corner of the sim, a delightfully quirky row of homes on stilts stands in the water along the shore

When I arrived at Byrd Island it was foggy (using the windlight settings of the sim) and the atmosphere accordingly mystic. A swarm of seagulls welcomed me as well as some pelicans. As expected there’re many birds and even when you don’t see them by accident their sound is everywhere. I do like in particular the big wooden landing pier as it reminds me of my home RL. There’s one big difference to reality – in Second Life the pier isn’t covered with bird droppings. At the pier, where you arrive is a little beach and the elevator to the high plateau of Byrd Island. You can use a rope ladder instead for getting there. I roamed around the Island and peeked into the buildings. The sim is beautiful, offers many views and places to sit and cuddle and is for sure worth a visit just to explore or to get some ideas for own sim designs.