By Gemma Cleanslate
“Step into my
dreamworld and I will show you what my happy place looks like...... A world
straight out of a fairytale where you can find magical creatures around every
corner. A haven for those who look
for a tranquil environment, a home for fairies, fauns, elves and those who love
to be lost in a dreamworld... Welcome!"
And so it is! This
is the world of ღ .ηєssα zαɱorα.
ღ (Noralie78
Resident), who does landscaping and terraforming in Second Life. I visited her winter
sim, which offered so much winter beauty and fun for visitors that I spent a lot
of time there skating and roaming. Now her latest
build is just filled with trees, flowers, waters and magical settings to explore
and enjoy alone or with a lover or friend. Tiny fairies will greet you as you
land and follow for a while.
There are so many
places to dance or cuddle in solitude (unless a nosy reporter comes by). Teleports
offered to take you to various places, and I did take them. They are glowing
rocks placed in each area for you to use. But then I walked the region along the
paths through the trees, and through lots of foliage over hill and dale. Shafts
of light focus your eyes on what you see. I passed deer and unicorns hidden in
groves.
In one area I found quaint elven homes,
much like the hobbits, built into the land. Inside it is cozy, with chairs made
of branches, comfortable for elves who still use nature to surround themselves
inside as well as out.
The Temple,
almost hidden and built inside a rocky hill, is a place to listen and look and
reflect. There are candles placed against the walls, drifting light shafts, and
a rushing water fall, a place of peace. I found a boat and oars and took a quiet
ride through the waterways that wander the sim passing resting areas and small
gazebos scattered along the way. I climbed a long set of stone stairs that lead
to ruins on a hill which gave a wonderful view of the region. Across a wooden
bridge I found a meditation circle with soft musical sounds or relaxing
tones that surround you and circles
of soft light drift in the air. It is located high above the treetops.
The sim brought back memories of the lost Apollo sims that I used to enjoy so much, long gone. It is all
enchanting and a delightful place to visit in spring . Put it on your list. It
is all there for your pleasure.
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Gemma Cleanslate
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