Sido

Sunset in Sido.

Aluluei

A large bridge spans the channel between Papa and Aluluei.

Hikuelo

A gorgeously-detailed Greek village!. Nearby is a spectacular private home that is simply incredible also.

Papa

I climbed the hillside to break into this colossal building only to discover it was nothing but a facade.

Hina

It's good to get back on a Linden road again in Hina.

Marawa

Taking a break in Marawa.

Rua

Leaving the Color Sims, I've entered a region named after Micronesian gods, which I dub Micronesia. This web page is the only one I can find with all the Micronesian sim names, so perhaps the Lindens used it as a reference?

Rua is a Tahitian god of craftsmen.

This set of flying islands is quite spectacular. Unfortunately the constraints of my quest mean I can't fly up to inspect them.

Sage

The last of the Color Sims, the only thing I could find in Sage worth noting was this curious complex of stone structures.

Rose

There's not much that's nice about Rose sim :(

Teal

Many of Teal's attractions are part of the balloon tour which I discovered in Slate. The Meta SL exhibit is worth mentioning in particular, for its overview of some of the history and workings of Second Life.

Ninety Sims Visited

Umber was sim ninety.

Umber

This sim is taken up by Seladoria, a lovingly-constructed region that welcomes visitors and is well worth a visit - there's a lot to explore.

Purple

Purple is the last sim in the Great Second Life Railway. The region is flat and devoid of life (and for sale), aside from the station here which also serves as a port of departure for ships leaving Sansara for the continent of Heterocera.

Periwinkle

Periwinkle Station and Infohub ... the sim is mostly taken up with a single private estate, which has a nice apple orchard.

Maroon

The scenic route the train takes through this sim kind of makes up for the grotesque terraforming job.

Magenta

The Great Second Life Railway has a siding here where the tracks cut across the corner of this rather deserted sim.