How To Use A Mesh Body - New Resident Services Has A Tutorial

I just got an announcement:

"Ladies! Are you struggling with how to use the mesh bodies? Why not try out this interactive and comprehensive tutorial. You will get a free open source mesh body, and there are nice clothes and shoes.
Why not give it a try!
(Tutorial is for female only at this time. Sorry guys - yours will come later)."

I walked through the tutorial, and plan to come back when it is not so busy.

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Whimsy Kaboom and Kaboom (Updated 4-19-22)

These two private regions, Whimsy and Kaboom, were created by Cheyenne Palisades and she has generously made them open to the public. Over the years, she and her partner Sweetie have worked to bring the landscaping to perfection. This is a a wonderful example of what just a few people can achieve, and I always pick up ideas to improve my own parcel.

The beauty extends from under the water to high in space - but at every turn the humorous touches make this place unique. Be sure to read the signs and pick up the notes and handbooks available at different locations.

On arrival, touch the large stone tiki head to get to the information area. There are large information boards in two places, and an information marker which will give you notecards with more information.

Touch for notecards

Touch the Information sign to get directory notecards and more information. I checked the landmarks and all but the Red Line Train and the "Hidden Whimsy" are still valid. 

In the same area is a smaller destination
board with directions to the Robot Sanitarium
and Earth Orbit

Every time I visit I find something new to inspire, astonish, or amuse me.


Bob the Paleolithic Drinking Bird is one of the oldest objects here.

You can get your own copy on the Marketplace. 

Beauty, and danger, but also humor. 

From the volcano platform you can control the volcano.
Watch out for the control marked "Sacrifice"

Bob the Paleolithic Bobbing Bird is one of the oldest features.