Another rerun for Around the World in 80 LMs. Enjoy! Visit Virtual Bruges-a
reconstruction of the famous center of a Bruges, Belgium. Wander around
the beautiful lanes and buildings, making sure to see The Provincial
court--a near exact recreation of the neo-gothic style building from
RL. For more information see http://www.virtual-bruges.be/virtual-bruges/en/aboutbruges.php A picturesque place for sure, get your cameras ready!

Pictures of Bruges in Second Life

Well the time has come! I have officially shut down The Best of Second Life Blog and moved over the archived landmarks to our new website! Over 125 Landmarks of the Day were on that site, and I really regretted not having them all in one spot. Thanks to some very handy coding and weeding thorugh the old site, I have all the old landmarks here for you! It's not as pretty as a single post but it will allow you to visit the landmarks and wander around SL™ to enjoy places you may have missed! Thank you for your patience as this was being worked on! A special thank you to Worsethe Dayafter for his work on bringing this over in a useable format for our group! YAY!

Harlem, NY and
Montmartre in Paris in their heyday! These two neighboring islands tour you around the various highlights of each destination as it was in the 1920s. See the Savoy, the Apollo and Cotton Club like it was back in the day. The trolley ride gives information as you drive by the sights! Don't forget to fly over to Montmartre to see Paris in the height of the Jazz Era!

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PICTURES!

Flintstones hometown,with the Quarry, Drive in, and their home. Only in SL could you actually walk in Bedrock! Lots of things to do and see here. and more hidden places than you can find! All textures are original, no freebies, no lifted textures. A great place to re-live your childhood.

Now called Silvanus, Chakryn was built by the hobbit Andrek Lowell, an "brilliant forest builder" as quoted by Bettina Tizzy, owner of Chakryn, and blogger extraordinare of

As Archived from The Best of Second Life Blog--This work has undergone major transformations since the writing of this entry, Dec. 13, 2007. Please visit to see all the changes, updates and additions.

Zero Point is all things you can find only in SL! Sabine Stonebender,artist/creator, has given us a place to explore, shop, be in awe, &experience art! It's a gallery, but it's light and texture. It's scuplture, but it's movement and color! Make sure you touch things,because they might
interact! DO NOT miss the Vomit Comet roller coaster.Most things are up in the sky, so be sure you find the teleporters. More info: sabine stonebender.blogspot.com

Icarus:There's a wonderful guided tour though this land, that offers a rl version or a land tour.See heaven, hell, a holodeck, and much, much more! I will have to landmark this one for future visits as I've not enough time to see it all! Read another blog post about Icarus by clicking here.

Abbotts has been an SL staple since February 2004, founded and created by Cubey Terra and Apotheus Silverman. Their goal in establishing this aeronautical sim was to "create a fun environment where anyone can drop by to enjoy flight and aerosports." Anything to do with flight you will find here, skydiving, flights down a runway, or even buying your own
aircraft! Off into blue yonder you'll go! More pictures here!

(as archived from the Best of Second Life Blog) Back when I wrote this landmark they had Tanglewood set up for a winter scene. While Tanglewood is still there, 5 sims worth, they do not have this exact build there all the time...I suggest going and checking i tout

WINTER WONDERLAND on TANGLEWOOD A beautiful sim featuring winter landscapes and activities. Here’s the information about their grand opening as seen in their note card. I loved the ice-skating, but I think the snow ball fighting was by far my favorite...Bring your sweetie along, and dance the night away inside the indescribable crystal palace. ***Posted from notecard***

Real time weather map built on a huge sculptie Earth. Brought to you by Zee and Zora! There's a bit more to see there... http://slurl.com/secondlife/Areumdeuli/88/92/105Pasted from the notecard:The project is called Sculptie Earth and it is a large scale topographical model of the earth constructed from sculptie prims, and it features a cloud layer that displays a realtime satellite feed of weather conditions that shows 48 hours of cloud data that is updated ever three hours.

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