By Fritter Enzyme


All the building are beautiful prim works, some with reflective floors and fine chandeliers. A Tornado Gallery in an over turned house. A Marine Superstore, low prim and price, with a pirate’s cove and treasure hunt nearby. A ride to an Egyptian skybox is there, look for the reed boat and sail away. It is also home to the Mega Bubble ride, the largest one I have seen in Second Life. Many of the things you see are for sale, and there is a store with great animated signs gearing towards Halloween and cat lovers. A unique animated mesh jacket is there, very nice work on that. I bought it, might go back for the fat pack. Several places to shop are offered. Tiny animated worlds in a bottle, prices are very reasonable on everything.

Second Life can be free. If you want nothing to do or see there, keep it that way. If you want an immersive, imaginative world to play and explore in, then you need to buy less hamburgers and give some lindens to those who work hard, and pay out a lot to keep us entertained. I urge you to come see Enchantment Island, and please, to support it. Nothing can replace the sims we have lost. Help stop these horrible loses. Import some money and give lindens to those that give joy to you.
http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Enchantment%20Island/108/119/36
Fritter Enzyme
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