Sacred Lotus
Is there a better way to start the day, the week, the month (yes, today’s that significant) but with a new and pretty nice garden product? Well, sure there are a hundredth, but for a SL home & garden enthusiast,…
Cabin on the rocks, and why the Tembo-dai gazebo stole the show
Well, this post’s title has nothing to do with some alcoholic beverage or anything in particular. As it will become obvious shortly, it’s plainly about a cabin set next to some rocky cliffs at the edge of Nowhere –that’s the…
Minuscule Spring
Every year –it seems– I tend to skip a season in my landscaping duties, but it has never been Spring… until now. I can’t help it though. All I managed to complete was about a quarter of the parcel, and…
Transformed
A thousand times. That’s the number of times you’ve seen Trompe Loeil‘s Treehouse Cottage since its release at Collabor88 a couple of weeks ago. But did you know that with a few modifications it turns into a nice beach house? I…
Spacious: The woodland
First it was the islet. Then, it was the swamp and the marsh. Today it is the woodland. I think it’s been quite a long time since I last built a plot as diverse as this one. It might have…
Spacious: The Wetlands
The Wetlands Yesterday I posted about Nowhere’s living quarters, that is the islet with the red shed and the banyan tree. Today, I’ll show you two adjacent sections that together represent the wetlands. The first one is a swamp located…
Spacious: Nowhere
If you read my post about 2012 in review, you already know that I recently moved to a different estate and the reasons why I did it. Such action, of course, calls for more landscaping! This time, being a quarter…
Swampy Christmas
If it rains on Christmas we say the day is fucked, but if it snows Irving Berlin writes a song about it, Bing Crosby sings it and sells a million records. What the hell is wrong with you guys?!?!?!? It’s the…
The lives and times of Birches, Part 2
Things keep improving with time, to our decorating pleasure. As botanists –in this context, Second Life content creators who specialize in plants– refine their skills, new birch trees hit the market. In no way the following products replace or make…
The lives and times of Birches
Warning: This is going to be a lengthy post due to the number of pictures accompanying it, for reasons that would be more than obvious once you start to read it. And that’s because this is the story of birch…
Autumn 2012
Two things are apparent if you look at this blog’s archive: Firstly, that I must be living somewhere beyond Mars’ orbit, and secondly that I go into “mute” mode by this time every year; at least I show some consistency,…