Slate

Slate, to the west of Olive, is another must-see experience in Second Life. You can follow the train track into an amazing cave, or there's a balloon ride to a series of amazing destinations. The balloon ride alone is great fun!

Olive

Travelling south from Indigo I again crossed the Great Second Life Railway track, discovering a pastoral region where horses are sold. Climbing a precipitous rocky hill, I discovered some picturesque ruins inhabited only by hardy mountain sheep.

Indigo

East of Crimson is Indigo sim, home of the marvellous Impressionist Hall and Shine Theater.

Apparently Indigo was the first sim on the mainland to be auctioned whole, and was bought by FlipperPA Peregrine.

Crimson

This simple dragon in a mine amused me in Crimson. There's a few interesting shops here too.

Mocha

There are some interesting sights in Mocha, including the Green temple and the lovely Mocha cathedral where you can light a candle in memory of a loved one. The start of the Great Second Life Railway is here as well!

Eighty Sims Visited

The eightieth sim was Mauve.

Mauve

He was a king and a god in the world he knew, but now he comes to civilization merely a captive - a show to gratify your curiosity.

Chartreuse

I managed to survive an encounter with carnivorous plants while exploring Chartreuse.

Bisque

Argent

Violet

Fuchsia

Celadon

Cute ... a friend of mine has one of these too. It's good to see one in the wild!

Brown

Green

The headquarters of Second Style are here ... I would have thought somewhere more glamorous :P