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All sculpty and textured.

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Hiding underneath a pond in the Skin Oasis sim are about 50 newbie avatars whose sole purpose is to drive up traffic. Current traffic in the sim is around 90000, and these bots account for about 72000 of that. Too funny. =)

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AWESOME!

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Check this out!

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Run!!

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Rolling the dice!

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Still under construction, I can't wait to play!

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This morning, snow has fallen in our new sim Alpine Meadow, and also in the roman outpost Colonia Nova and bavarian Neufreistadt. You can even ice skate on the Colonia Nova river! The pic also shows some new houses in progress in the middle of the sim. Visit the sims: http://slurl.com/secondlife/Alpine%20Meadow/61/185/73
Or read about the winter events:
http://forums.slcds.info/viewforum.php?f=5

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Nifty idea to use an avatar here... at first I thought she was sculpties!

"Fancy That! Main Store
Jewelry, Womens Shoes, Garters, and other prim creations. Come relax and enjoy the Greek Architecture and romantic setting."

Jordan Merricks sent me a landmark earlier.

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Check this out!

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East

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Dancing for the Fire Gods

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@ Grendel's Children --the landscaping is amazing, but best of all is the sound which adds a terrific ambiance to the whole place

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Ess-Kimi-Kasa Tribe

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Check this out!

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a tall skinny one that is

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I'd like to see more wacky builds in SL. If you're new to SL or have never been to Welsh before, do stop on by -- you'll notice something amazing. The land is spacious, the neighbors live in harmony, and the builds, while wacky, are excellent and you'll find both "realistic" houses and abnormal things like, uh, THIS next to each other. It works so well, which is something more than I can say for some other things I've seen (*cough* to the far North and far East). These are traditions to be cherished!