Neverland

 

Most of us are well familiar with the tale of Peter Pan, which has been around for over a hundred years, a number of books based on it, and a few movies. Raven Frostwych (Ravenstarr) and her building team recently brought the setting of the story here in Second Life: Neverland. Here, you can explore the home of Peter, and maybe see him and the Lost Boys. There's also a Halloween Cafe.

 

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Spark Project's Olympus And Bellissaria's Splash Adventure

 

Raven Frostwych and her Spark Project recently made a new place in Second Life, Olympus. This location "reaches far back into time to the Greek deities ... of the historical view of what Olympus was visioned in antiquity." Gemma Cleanslate went there to take a look around. But that wasn't the only place she went to. At Bellisseria Fairgrounds, the Splash Adventure water park is back.

 

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Nova

 

Gemma Cleanslate was recently at the latest location created by rαvєn вαnríσn (RavenStarr Resident) and her Spark group, "Nova." Wanting to create a science-fiction area that was different from numbers of dark ones she'd known, she came up with something that "definitely pushed my skills." So what did Gemma find?

 

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The Deep Woods

 

Gemma was recently at the latest of "The Spark Project." Their latest project was titled, "The Deep Woods" Raven Banrion Falconer and her staff have created displays based on fantasy and fairy tales of old, as well as settings for parties. But the exhibit won't last long as it won't be long before the parties, and the exhibits, will end.

 

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"The Pond" And "The Forgotten"

 

In her exploration of nature places, Gemma Cleanslate came across two more. At the first, "The Pond," the huge scaled-up dimensions of the place reminded her of the classic "Greenies" house, but this was all outdoors. At "The Forgotten," she finds ruins of a castle that had once saw better days, but now slowly being reclaimed by nature.

 

Read Gemma's article in Places.