Posted by Bettina Tizzy
Hobbit Andrek Lowell has created an idyllic and pastoral forest for Gorean Dugan McCallen, featuring his new sun rays, which I'd call Not Possible IRL (NPIRL) because they are almost like clouds of light. We've been given permission to visit, but keep in mind that it is a no fly zone and that you have to go by the coordinates to find it. Totally worth it. Whatever your feelings may be about the Gorean culture, please respect the people there in the name of gorgeous prims; teleport directly from here and then walk to 33, 224, 21.

You can see the same new sun rays at my home sim, Chakryn Forest, (teleport directly from here).
Friday, March 27, 2009
Andrek Lowell's Shadowaine Fell
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Thursday, September 4, 2008
Real Life inspires: The most alien looking place on Earth
My jaw dropped when I followed a Digg post for The most alien looking place on Earth (PICS). The article by Rachel and Avi Abrams boasts some of the most astonishing nature photography I've ever laid eyes on.
If you create virtual landscapes, you should definitely have a look. The website, Dark Roasted Blend: Weird and Wonderful Things, reads (and looks) like a Real Life version of this blog. In fact, I'm adding it to our blogroll.
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