I was exploring sl, and came across this sim, a scout camp. And fairly realistic in that there were bees, a bear, tents... It reminded me of a scout camp I visited often when I was a teenager (I knew the manager and was friend with her daughter), You can hike, ride a horse, swim, boat, and do a lot of other activities at Camp Kawabata. There was a bonus for someone like me: a weather station in the tower! Avatars aged 5-18 are welcome to join the scouts.
http://slurl.com/secondlife/Camp%20Kawabata/128/124/24
The sim is rated PG
This sim is closed to the public at times as it can be rented as a honeymoon suite. However, I chanced upon it while it was not rented by anyone, and I loved it.
http://slurl.com/secondlife/Great%20Escape/104/138/37
The sim is rated Adult
Earlier in May, I visited Coral Springs that I had featured in March 2011. I had gone back there at interval since then, so I was quite surprised to see that it was gone... The art was by Vroum Short.
I was sim hopping when I arrived here, and I knew I found something worth exploring in depth. I also found that the sim next door is Thassa which I had featured earlier but which has been totally changed... the subject of another post, no doubt.
http://slurl.com/secondlife/Darklands/119/70/22
The sim is rated Mature/Moderate
The Winterfell group is a large group of sims worth visiting, and Winterfell Absinthe is the second one of the group that I visited. If you are interested in steampunk, medieval and generally quirky items like that huge carnivorous plant (you have unwanted guests you want to get rid of?)... this is the place to go.
http://slurl.com/secondlife/Winterfell%20Absinthe/129/123/33
The sim is rated Moderate/Mature