You'd have thought you could leave a Tarnship unguarded wouldn't you....
Showing posts with label Piedmont. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Piedmont. Show all posts
Sunday, 30 January 2011
Friday, 7 January 2011
Tarnship....
Welcomed aboard Commander Varndavar Magic's brand new Tarnship, to be part of a new way forward in Second Life Gor.
Monday, 3 January 2011
Monday, 13 December 2010
A New City
We were both accepted into the City of Piedmont last Sunday.
The place feels very "right" for us although with most of the residents being based in the US, the timezone thing is something that will take work and organisation.
We were fortunate to meet Mike, a fellow Brit who did most (if not all) of the building there. He took us on a tour of the 3 sims that constitute Piedmont. I know I keep saying "beautiful"...but it is!
This morning at the council meeting, I was invited to be their Physician - I am honoured.
The weekly council in Piedmont at which all come and all speak.
The place feels very "right" for us although with most of the residents being based in the US, the timezone thing is something that will take work and organisation.
We were fortunate to meet Mike, a fellow Brit who did most (if not all) of the building there. He took us on a tour of the 3 sims that constitute Piedmont. I know I keep saying "beautiful"...but it is!
This morning at the council meeting, I was invited to be their Physician - I am honoured.
The weekly council in Piedmont at which all come and all speak.
Sunday, 28 November 2010
Penguins in Gor.......
Sunday, 3 October 2010
Looking Around.....
Like I said before, this week was intended to be looking around and getting the feel of a place or two.I foolishly thought a week would suffice! Like all plans, life gets in the way in this case both real and second.
I have been back to one a little. Which one was I drawn to? The very, very beautiful one.
Back to the drawing board, lets see what the Northern Port gets up to.
I have been back to one a little. Which one was I drawn to? The very, very beautiful one.
Does this mark me out as shallow? I hope not. The welcome in this place was great, warm but not cloying. To put it simply the ethos of the place fitted well with ours too.
We were given an associate status that enabled us to come and go so we could get the feel of the place easily but here comes the problem.
During the week were lots of notices for events in this busy City, what they and our few visits indicated are that the place operates in a different timezone to us, making it a weekend-only place sadly.
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