Unconventional Private Land Geography
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This article is made to describe those private-owned sims that are by far unusual because of their Geographic features, ground, vegetation or anything else. Second Life Geography Team makes scheduled and unscheduled surveys over private land. For a sim to be listed here, conditions are one of the folloiwng: to have unusual ground texture, to have unconventional Geographic features, to have vegetation of an unseen type, to have constructions not seen often or land to be used for a destination never seen before.
It is impossible to keep an eye on all 20000 private-owned sims, so it's impossible to find all what's unconventional. On the other hand, everybody sees things different. What is really incredible for somebody, might be stupid and simple for someone else. If find a place that looks unconventional and think it needs to be listed here, feel free to add it yourself or contact Ana Imfinity.
List
- Aldous Huxley offers an incredible skybox with blue vegetation, blue ground and fantasy buildings. All is hosted on a giant skybox. The ground itself is below sea level.
- Amalfi Coast is a French Gor roleplay sim. Its coasts are icy-white, the mountains are rocky and unfriendly, while the sky has an unusual color.
- Between Rages is a place with ruins and vegetation.
- Canaan is more a rural sim, covered by a red sky.
- Cicsland is a submerged sim, with many waves. The only thing existing here is a flying piece of land at 600 meters high.
- Cottonrose hosts some unusual high mountains (132 meters) together with deep holes.
- H3LLS FYRE is a plain of fire and deserted land, where water is red and the sky is burning.
- End Of Days is a medieval Gothic place, with a huge castle on top and a cave network below.
- Enscharys is a place that hosts a giant opened castle, with glowing columns.
Fateful Gardens has a lot of tunnels, including underwater ones, caves and tunnels full with molten lava. On top of land, there is a castle.