Sunklands

December 6, 2012 · 7:31 am

The…

… emptying of the X-Spot Gallery will come soon, Hucka D.

Hucka D.:

Not soon enough.

bb:

Oh really?

Hucka D.:

Knock wishes to talk.

Knock:

I see you found “Imaginary Man”. I am.

bb:

Very nice song, Knock.

Knock:

We must approach the table soon. Can you see?

bb:

Not sure.

Knock:

You saw me inside the 3333 circle. In the future. We will walk together more there. Beyond the Red 7.*

bb:

I think you also like the Residents… secretly.

Knock:

I like them because they help defuse the Beatles hoax… legend I mean (smiles).

bb:

Do you know the mystery of the Paul is Dead hoax?

Knock:

The solution you mean? It’s within the Village Green.

—–

bb:

What is the 3333?

Knock:

The future. Future City future.

Hucka D.:

He[ Knock] will return. He will be your Aid. Slowly you will move toward the center, toward the cairn. He will enter and you will not. Then you will see. 4th.

—–

* Knock is referencing my experience walking around the Supersity sacred hoop this past Sunday, interesting for certain. I’ve been dwelling on some work related stuff recently after hours, and not in an altogether good way. I was dwelling when I visited the hoop for instance. I decided to start chanting 2233 while walking clockwise just outside the rock circle of the hoop in an attempt to mute these chains of thoughts. I shortly got the impression that 2233 was opening up the past inside the hoop or circle. 2233 was the Baker Blinker Blog in the past now (this blog contains exactly 2233 posts), and through it, toward the center, I could see further into the past. In a way the central cairn is 1Pink, the largest carcass. So then I reversed my direction around the sacred hoop and instead chanted 3333. My impression is that this opened the future, in correspondence with me calling this place the Future City beforehand. The future is the Frank and Herman Einstein Blog beyond the Baker Blinker Blog, beyond the 2233. The circle of rocks represents at least the beginning posts of the blog, in line with the 80 post piece of art found nearby. The center of the *3333* circle is probably death or exit, but more than that — the totality of the soul in the 4 directions. It is the endpoint of the soul itself. So the past leads to condensing the energy of the totality into a microcosm, which is the Baker Blinker Blog; which is Second Life as well. 3333 is beyond the microcosm and into the Greater Whole. The circumference of rocks around the cairn is the *present*… I am in the Frank and Herman Einstein Blog now but it has just begun, really. The whole 2233-3333 walk reminded me of a figure 8, with the upper circle the past and the lower circle the future. But it’s also a kind of mobius figure 8 if so. You need both past (where you came from) and future (where you’re going), but it’s all viewed from the perspective of the present — where you are standing or walking or whatever *right now*.

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December 5, 2012 · 2:39 pm

Moss SoSo

Write more about the mossman’s Rock Gods; Rubidoo Creek; Karoz’s failed mission to safely explore Grandfather Mtn. for the mossmen. Instead Karoz became trapped inside the Circle of the Big Schwa, thinking that Chilbo was his original hometown instead of the (true) Norum, and when Chilbo was “merely” Chilbol and secondary in importance. This is because he totally bought into the LL grid (Linden Lab grid) when it came to Norum, absorbing or de-energizing the mission of Sapphire as resonating with Karoz. Sapphire knew Karoz’s destiny with Granddaddy. Karoz became absorbed into His Second Lyfe. He became functionally autistic (theory). Trapped inside the Big Schwa’s shadow. Dark Side. Child-like, and unable, for example, to enter the bigger boy world of Nowtown and Zen City with Baker Bloch. Baker Bloch could see both sides of the Big E/Schwa originating in the little eschwa of Chilbo. He could see all the way to SID’s 1st Oz, where a movie defines a carcass and not an album. This is an enlarged perspective. This is taking in all of Jeogeot, and not just the Norum Circle.

But wait. Perhaps the domination of the Big Schwa is the correct perspective. Perhaps the expansion of Karoz’s essence beyond the Circle of Norum led to the entrapment in His Second Lyfe instead. He forgot about Earth; he forgot about Granddaddy and his special special mission there. He thought he was from Chilbo — he *bought* into the idea of the LL taking over the grid already in place. With LL came Peter, and for a time Karoz bonded with Peter instead of Sapphire, who had somehow left the picture as it were. Aquamarine (precious as usual) to Aqua Teen/Rebel. Grassy Noll also made his SL appearance at this point. Or perhaps disappearance. Grassy spoke to Karoz of his mission on Grandaddy Mtn. Grassy was[ an avatar of] Gene Fade?? If so, Grassy went away with the coming of the LL Grid, just as Grassy became the obsolete southern terminus of the Appalachian Trail after the 1930 move to Mt. Oglethorpe, a move strongly assoc. now with the 1930 discovery of Pluto.

—–

Who gave Karoz his fuchsia diamond, which he appears to have had as a child or perhaps when he became a teenager? Was it Sapphire — a coming of age gift? Did he really throw the 32 prim diamond into the Inland Sea (later: the Korean Channel or the Gulf of Jeogeot)? Maybe he saw the synchronicity of 32 prims — 32 sims (of the channel). Became a devotee of TILE because of this. I think he did fall into a portal connecting Jeogeot with Maebaleia, and explored Crabwoo and realized its intimate connection with Chilbo. Later, more portals would connect continents of the east and west — Ratcliff Court on Heterocera forming a link with Bracket/Magicland in the Comma Islands of the Corsica continent, and actually several more between Heterocera and Corsica. Likewise Sansara the original SL/LL grid continent, seems to have more direct connections with Nautilus between Corsica to the north and Maebaleia to the south. A theory of these connections, then:

Heterocera — Corsica
Sansara — Nautilus
Jeogeot — Maebaleia.

And there are other holes as well, like between the Linden Memorial Island and Comma Archipelago of Azure Islands.

Specifics:

Jeogeot — Maebaleia:

Chilbo(l) — Crabwoo
general shape — general shape (rotated 180 degrees; same base grid for each)
Korean Channel — Blue Feather Sea (E back into e)
Jeogeot Rabbit Hole — Maebaleia Rabbit Hole (Ulyanovsk Oblast)
Sunklands — Maebalea Lake District

Sansara — Nautilus:

DaBoom as original LindenLab sim — Ratzenburger as orig. Lemon Lab sim
Old sims — Yd Island sims
Next level of sims — Yd Island expands to Lower Austra (symbolic 1 to symbolic 2)

Heterocera — Corsica:

HEC Canyon — Valley of Nye (Martian contact)
Ratcliff — Bracket/Magicland (giant hole itself; expansion of Rabbit Hole mentioned above)
Rubi Forest — Corsica Island Forest

Gaeta?

Azure Islands?

Otherland?

—–

Lemon Lab direction:

Ratzenburger is original sim, and Yd Island original defined geographic area. Yd Island may parallel LindenWorld, before it became Second Life between the transition from Alpha to Beta stages. LindenWorld started to be built in 2001. Like LindenWorld, technically, Yd Island was not originally a part of Second Life (since like LindenWorld, it is pre-SL or before the Second Life name was applied to the grid). If so, then Lower Austra is like Alpha shifted to Beta but retaining Alpha as well. We know this through Routes 13 and 14’s representation in the Wizard Cube.

—–

So let’s talk of St. Nick of Big Sink, Sunklands. St. Nick will rewrite my Notebook I and include a part 2 involving Sharon, which he wished to be independent of Wazob. He talks at length of “avatar ensoulment”. Discovery of the Glopmen civlization in Wazob history was big news. St. Nick was involved in paralleling Jeogeot with Wazob. Thought Sunklands could be *directly* linked w/ Sharon to once more make it independent of Wazob, and its decision to exclude avatar ensoulment as a doctrine.

I saw a chance to latch onto a different world and I entered the door. I was invited by Sharon, the Moon of Pluto. For she is a real entity, an ensouled avatar. She probably called herself Sharon after this moon, although a good friend of mine speculated that, although seemingly impossible, the moon was named after her. Sharon had to have a specially built enclosure in order to exist in Britonia. She could be many places at once. One time she told me the secrets to the cube. Our computers, based on black and white, were not *alive*, and were inferior, vastly so, to the living ones from her moon planet. They thought in color: red, green, blue. Their minds were diamonds and not atall dirty.

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December 4, 2012 · 7:14 am

Thoughts…

Made some more rather major changes to Pietmond in the last day, including the creation of a new gallery in Garage #1 of town (which has been significantly enlarged in the process), and also the insertion of the Urbania Rowhouses Freebie by Sarg Bjornson in place of the Luv Shack underneath the TILE Tower, which represents a significant upgrade of usable town space as well. But what to put in it? I’ve already inserted 30 of my collages into the Garage #1 gallery (not yet garnering an official name), including the last 3 series of the Art 10×10 (Hidalgo, Wheeler, and Jasper collage series). I’ll give some details later — who knows what will change in New Pietmond in the meantime.

Oh, and I’ve also made a gallery of the Stairs #1 builing. I logically call it the Stairs Gallery, but pun on “stares” (like in staring at the jawdropping art within). Inside are now found 15 or 16 pieces by Kollage Kid, and then the bridge connects the top of this structure with the Hobo Squat structure next door, where I believe additional Kollage Kid pieces will be displayed. A path may be that the X-Spot Gallery (presently containing the same Kollage Kid collages, plus a couple more by him) will be gradually emptied for another project. This week I should get to the text generation for the 2 Jeogeot through Art and Word related posts below.

Then we come to the Knocks or the Knicks, the town’s official rock band. They’ve been rehearsing in Garage #2, and already complaints have been registered from the Stairs Gallery owners about the noise (and the band, in turn, complaining about the renovation noise coming from their gallery). It’s been a rather bitter fight, with Don (Dr. Blood’s brother) threatening to blow up the bridge connecting the two parts of the gallery. Don and Rich’s parents just want peace — “Why don’t you ask if you can exhibit some art in their gallery, Rich?” they might suggest. Rich (same as Dr. Blood apparently) has been researching the history of the town. Wallace3, aka Karoz Blogger, might surface soon. But it all could be just Baker Bloch and Karoz having some rock music generating fun. They are brothers aren’t they? Karoz instead researches Jeogeot history. TILE. His pictures are up now in the House of Truth they grew up in. Now they just sleep around town anywhere, basically. “What happened to your parents Karoz?” I asked. “Sapphire? I only had a mother that I knew. Gene Fade the mossman was supposedly my real father. Sapphire wasn’t my real mother. Instead a gypsy was. I spent my infancy on The Moon, but was given to Sapphire at a rather early age and stayed in Yeot and then Norum. I became Aqua Teen beyond Aquamarine and moved into a replica of my grandparent’s old house in Yeot.” “Blue Feather Douglas?” I asked. “Nata Lee and Natha Neil,” came the answer. “I remember tea parties, and a doll house. A house that looked *exactly* like their house.” Karoz paused, examined his nails.

“Karoz, talk about Peter if you can.”

“Peter was our manager. Told us we could make it big, but we had to move out of Norum. Said that there was an up and coming town he knew out in Sunklands that we could take over, as it were. A single sink involved. So Pietmond was eventually born. Peter’s Pietmond.”

“So Baker Bloch was with you in Norum.”

“Of course,” Karoz replies. “He’s been here since the beginning.”

“What of Dr. Blood?”

Hucka D.:

I hate to interrupt your dialog baker b., but we must move on to something else. Plus I was suppose to interrupt you at that point. Anything else?

bb:

You said you had something else to talk about.

Hucka D.:

Pietmond is an onion to peel. Proverbial. You have two older versions even — complicated now. Cool and complicated. A gift for you, baker b. Lion’s Roar but more. Lions’ Roar carried over. Winter… soon.

Pietmond:

Jack-o. Really-o. Born-o. Insignificanti-o. Right-o. And rong-o. Are-o you-o going-o to-o… to help me?

bb:

Yes Pietmond. I’ll try.

Pietmond:

Are-o help-o you. Me. Try to get high? No. Try to get even. Try to get. Try. Try.

bb:

Try to change consciousness?

Pietmond:

Inner facto stubmiontiatio turning part creeping statio. Pardono really aredent yippie grapevine tulip aren’t glad you are happen truce. true.

Hucka D.:

Goodnight baker b.!

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December 3, 2012 · 4:38 am

Return to Supersity 02

Although not that large, height-wise, this is a new and quite interesting cascade I found the past weekend just below Supersity, quite picturesque from this angle. I don’t have a name for the water drop yet.

A disused driveway a little more downhill from Supersity, off the main road winding through the area, leads to a burned down house. The area pictured below lies further down the same driveway, if we can still call it that here.

Details from the burned house itself.

Back to a happier place: Supersity rocks taken from that main road I mentioned just above.

Moving back into Frank Park, about 2 football fields away approximately, we find more rocks, including this set with a cool, roof-like effect. Looking from beneath, it’s not difficult to imagine that “Roof Rock” falling to the ground at some point. Eek!

What’s probably an old logging road emerging into a tree farm. This would be about a mile west of Supersity now, and out of Frank Park once more.

We close with two more photos from the Supersity area, on the as yet unnamed creek just above the cascade pictured at the start of this post.

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December 2, 2012 · 1:21 am

Return to Supersity 01

Detail of creek just below Supersity, or, more likely, part of the Supersity metro area itself. Interesting series of cascades here.

A glimpse of Supersity’s upper cluster of rocks through the creek’s bordering rhododendron.

Now at the top of the same rocks. Cool, pointy effect here. I’m sure this is some kind of sacred spot…

… and only about 20 yards from the sacred hoop itself, just uphill. The Below picture shows the relatively clear space between the two.

Central cairn of the sacred hoop, once more. Someone has been here since my visit last weekend.

Yellow ball of seeds I noticed on my previous Supersity trip — still of unknown species, however. One more thing to check on my checking list.

So this is something obviously different: 3 blue feathers are now pinned underneath several of the more perimeter rocks of the central carin. Is this evidence of some Blue Feather Douglas worshipping cult? I know that can’t be possible (once more), but… what if it’s true anyway??

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December 1, 2012 · 4:51 pm

A sad local story to share…

http://www.theresilientfamily.com/2012/11/who-is-eustace-conway-and-why-is-he-a-threat/

I read Elizabeth Gilbert’s The Last American Man a number of years ago, and have the greatest respect for Mr. Conway and what he has accomplished at the Turtle Island Preserve. Frankly I wouldn’t last more than a week tops at one of his so-called boot camps. I wish him the best of luck in future endeavors.

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December 1, 2012 · 8:01 am

Shark (referencing a severed hand): You found my record, didn’t you? Now… spin it.

“The band rehearsed in your Garage #2. They were *the* band of the town, like the Conchords were for Little New Zealand, or they were planned for as such (smile). Dr. Blood planned this out with you. The owners of the new Stairs Building Gallery complained of the noise. The Knicks (variant band) said: stuff cotton in your ears you freaks, and laughed derisively. Both brothers were there. Dan camped out in the TILE Tower for quite a while, but his official place was Fleep’s Cottage. Both grew up in the House of Truth, and the brothers’ dad owned both it and the garage and possibly the land occupied by Fleep’s Cottage and the TILE Tower. What did they think of the TILE religion? I suppose they followed it. The church use to be in the SoSo Village, but was later replaced by Stairs Building #2. *Their* New Pietmond sort of evolved backwards from yours, with the X-Spot Gallery being the *last* addition. The X-Spot Gallery signaled the band’s fiscal triumph. Questions?”

bb:

How did the Knicks acquire the art of the X-Spot?

Hucka D.:

They bought it. And they also bought the art of your 10×10.

bb:

Did they know of Peter Gabriel, supposedly also in Second Life?

Hucka D.:

*Yes.* They knew of the Sunklands Initiative after a while. Or at least Dr. Blood did.

bb:

And they knew of Z.

Hucka D.:

Yes. He came to town as well, although he wasn’t an official resident. I don’t think.

bb:

Maybe he was.

Hucka D.:

A possibility.

bb:

So it really looks like New Pietmond is “just” a continuation of Lion’s Roar from October. I didn’t go back there all of November, Hucka. I hope the bottles are all right.

Hucka D.:

Knicks, the name of the variant band, is a key, because you’ve compared both Lion’s Roar and New Pietmond — and also, now, Supersity just north of Frank Park — with New York City. But it’s the Kniks, without a “c”. Just looking at your type and over your shoulder and such.

bb:

Spooky. So Hucka, we’re going quite a long way in explaining who actually might have *lived* in New Pietmond.

Hucka D.:

The Kniks obviously. Do you know where the primary Knik is? It’s in… well, I’ll let you find out.

bb:

Knickerbocker is a resident of New York… knicks, then, for sure. They contacted the real world through the Tower of A. Mann, which is a type of psychic parallel of sorts to The Statue of Liberty — Lady Liberty.

Hucka D.:

Mossmen were probably also in New Pietmond. They may have come from the direction of Supersity. Mossmen are depicted in the 10×10 and in SoSo Gallery[ with its Oblong series from that overall opus].

bb:

Tower of A. Mann is obviously related to my recent Facebook post about the many Kinks’ songs ending with “man,” a number of which are now part of the Sunklands Initiative project, Hucka D. A good example is “Powerman”, a unique and rather stunning track from Lola. And this makes me think that the Tower of A. Man is the tower of Powerman, or the Tower of Power (in one incarnation of the building).

Hucka D.:

Right. Insert picture.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/15402278@N08/

bb:

Sorry. Still looking…

Hucka D.:

Nope. But close enough. You know 12 Oz Mouse’s cardboard city is New Pietmond as well. Dead End Street, the true beginning of Carcass-1, the very first Carcass in a way, in a manner. New Pietmond is a record… now spin it.

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November 30, 2012 · 10:59 pm

1st New Pietmond map

Of course, looming over the entire upper part of the New Pietmond town is the X-Spot Gallery, whose perimeter takes up about 1/2 of my 8016 square meter parcel here. It could be that, technically, all the structures *directly underneath* this giant “X” shaped structure comprise the SoSo Village, a space roughly centered by the SoSo Gallery itself. But with the rapid development now to the south of the X-Spot, something over 1/2 of the entire complex lies beyond this, making the overall appelation New Pietmond necessary it seems. So, to put it another way, New Pietmond has grown beyond its SoSo Village origins (since I began building the town by inserting structures directly beneath the X-Spot), and I think the creation of this map might even parallel some kind of official (pretend) event honoring the establishment or incorporation of New Pietmond. Fairly sure of it.

So are there residents in town already? There must be. 3 small and obvious residences exist within the city boundaries as established by my parcel, or Fleep’s Cottage, West Cottage, and then Rose Cottage 02 in SoSo Village. My thinking is that Dr. Blood might move into West Cottage soon, or already exists there in hyperspace-time. Are other variants already part of the town citizenship? Plant? Marty? Z? Maybe Z… maybe at Fleep’s Cottage.

But back to the map for now, I’ve mentioned the 3 cottages, all lying around the perimeter of the town in north, west, south direction respectively (Fleep, West, Rose). Just to note before I forget, on the New Pietmond/SoSo Village map, up is actually south and right is west instead of east as you would think. This is because I usually envision the town looking uphill from the Otaki Gorge sink directly beneath it, or the site of *original* Pietmond. Complicated, I know.

So we’ve mentioned the SoSo Village taking up almost the entire southern part of town, directly under the X-Spot. We’ve also mentioned that Rose Cottage represents an obvious residence of this site; it could have no other function. Also making up SoSo Village are the SoSo Gallery, as also stated before — the center, really, of the place — then Home Orange across the (Golden Way) sidewalk from it acting as a sort of unofficial office for Baker Bloch, at least on the second floor of two. The first contains a couple of older maps of Pietmond, forming the core of what will probably become a Pietmond Museum, which will most likely be moved to a larger location as it grows. Directly beside Home Orange exists one of two garages in town, or Garage 01 here (since it was the first of the two to be established). An apartment may also be formed in the upper level of *both* garages soon, bringing up the total town residencies to 5. Then beside Garage 02 on the opposite side of Home Orange comes Gallery in the Rocks, which may also be renamed and retooled from its function in former virtual towns of mine. Right now it houses a couple of pics related to Dark Side of the Rainbow. Will it be the center of Rainbowology study? Perhaps. Then across from Gallery in the Rocks we have Rose Cottage (02), then between it and SoSo Gallery a structure I’m presently calling “Slipper”, a kind of gallery created in a former coffee house. The structure is by Moard Ling, who supplied several for the town, including the two highest buildings (Big Boy and Tower of A. Mann).

Then continuing to move through SoSo Village, we have the unoccupied Oculea Train Station to the north, sorry *south* of SoSo Gallery, and beside it another possible occupancy of town called, for now, Stairs Building 01, with a duplicate building existing in the newer part of town. My feeling is that Stairs Building 01 will remain empty, or, in better terms, the site of a possible residence, the while Stairs Building 02 will become another small gallery in town. Then to complete the tour of SoSo Village, we have hollowed out Blog Log in the middle of a park or open space (likely site of a former residence as well — little people this time), and then the Burl Tower leading from SoSo Village to the top of the X-Spot (where you can just mosey around and take in the views).

The Bodega supermarket just below this park probably represents the first structure in our New Pietmond tour here that lies outside SoSo Village proper, since it lies just beyond the overshadowing X-Spot Gallery to its south. Or it could be the *last* structure of SoSo Village, since it fits in with the overall themes of this village. But then moving further north we have the more massive structures of TILE Tower, Big Boy (Tower), and Tower of A. Mann, representing the 3 highest buildings of New Pietmond. Here we have also definitely moved beyond the homey and understandably squat SoSo Village origins of New Pietmond (after all, the buildings had to be slotted below the X-Spot Gallery, and could not project through its floor) into a more modern style. Presently the two highest buildings of town, Big Boy and Tower of A. Mann, are empty. The 3rd highest, or the TILE Tower, represents a home for the Baker Bloch in England exhibit, accessible through the central teleporter of the town beside the SoSo Gallery. Below TILE Tower lies a green, beach house like structure that may hold a museum dedicated to the Big E/ Big Schwa monument that conveniently lies just beyond its front door. Like the Bodega supermarket, there is also some debate whether Big E/Schwa is part of the original SoSo village, since it lies so close to its center. An argument against this is that the monument doesn’t technically lie beneath the X-Spot structure although it is rather snugly nestled against one of its outer walls… hmm, have to think about that more. On the other side of TILE Tower from Big E is the aforementioned Fleep’s Cottage, situated on the perimeter of New Pietmond.

So let’s continue to sweep our way through the newer parts of New Pietmond, including Stairs Building 02 that seems to be evolving into a small gallery (mentioned before), House of Truth at the end of a sidewalk still containing Jeogeot related history pictures, as it has for probably 2 years now, and then Garage #2 immediately to its left on the above map. A further thought: this garage is the location of Dr. Blood’s band’s reheasals, a group acting as perhaps a type of doppleganger for the early Kinks themselves.

Then to complete our tour, we have Hobo Squat (eye candy building), Hole in The Wall (dive bar), West Cottage already mentioned, and then — the last building so far to be added to New Pietmond — the Sink Lair Gallery, which I haven’t yet moved the “Synching Creek Designated Mystery Area” pictures into yet. Also we have Home o’ Fibs just below the Sink Lair Gallery.

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November 30, 2012 · 7:54 am

Respond.

“Don’t respond.”

bb:

Hi Hucka. So it was good to respond and now good not to respond.

Hucka D.:

Yes. Not red and blue as such, but green and a different green. Let it drop.

bb:

OK.

Hucka D.:

There is always something beyond the red and blue. The red and blue are your emotional limitations showing. The emotions/colors are boundaries. Different worlds, really, because they are spinning opposite each other.

bb:

Interesting. So this would surface between Klutzy and I, for example, with gay rights and our different opinions of them.

Hucka D.:

Klutzy is the innocent here. Each person is guarding a turf. They have to.

bb:

Why was I a sacrifice, or a potential one?

Hucka D.:

You had to be toughened up so that you could survive better on your own. Now you can. You are an Ally (bright yellow), or soon will be.

bb:

Can I trust…

Hucka D.:

Yes. And even if not, you have no choice.

bb:

I can go to…

Hucka D.:

No. She is right. Don’t go there.

bb:

OK.

Hucka D.:

So you’re an artist, eh?

bb:

Suppose so Hucka. How ’bout you?

Hucka D.:

Oh the same. Collager too. I collage minds.

bb:

Hehe.

Hucka D.:

I want to tell you a story.

bb:

OK.

Hucka D.:

There was red. There was blue. There was green. There was clean. There was dirty. There was gold. There was diamond. There was mold and more gold and oh some more diamonds added onto the top. Inside all of this was a fort with a whistle. A diamond whistle which sounded like a bell over the ocean for a day and a half until all clear sign given. Attack! Indians came. But not Indians.

bb:

Spanish.

Hucka D.:

You had to kill.

bb:

I got away.

Hucka D.:

You vowed never to get on a dirty filthy ship like that again. And you never have again.

bb:

Where has the current drama taken place before?

Hucka D.:

France.

bb:

Nothing.

Hucka D.:

No-man’s-land.

bb:

Still not really nothing. I know this has something to do with Patrick Crawley and WWI and perhaps the switch from Crawley to Patrick Gordon. Face burned.

Hucka D.:

Switcheroo.

bb:

Who is Klutzy?

Hucka D.:

He is a young soul. But he is also not who he seems to be.

bb:

I’ve met him before.

Hucka D.:

Yes. Battles.

bb:

That’s where we split. We were childhood friends.

Hucka D.:

Of sorts, yes.

bb:

Where?

Hucka D.:

Virginia.

bb:

I might ask him tomorrow.

Hucka D.:

Do.

bb:

What of Karoz and Supersity?

Hucka D.:

You know what the jewel is. Superman logo.

—–

bb:

Hucka D., I was thinking about the art aspect and felt overwhelmed with blue. So much responsibility, so much depth. The Table.

Hucka D.:

The Table, yes. I’ve always said that. Even when I was a young bee in Kentucky I said that. Azure Islands I meant. Tronesis. SID.

bb:

Hucka D., I want X-Ray to move into Pietmond.

Hucka D.:

*Yes.* Do you know how[ to do it]?

bb:

I think one of the avatars will have to sacrifice their personal appearance. I don’t think it should be you, though.

Hucka D.:

I don’t mind.

bb:

[Actually] I’m thinking Wilsonia.

Hucka D.:

Why don’t you ask X-Ray. Also known as Dr. Blood here… there.

Dr. Blood:

I will be incarnated soon. Lavender Hill Gang. Gold, lead, diamond, lead.

bb:

Hi Dr. Blood. We are going quite far tonight.

Dr. Blood:

I am in Pietmond already.

bb:

The Gallery in the Rocks?

Dr. Blood:

Tin S. Man. Where are we on that?

bb:

Do you want me to work on Dark Side of the Rainbow 02 again?

Dr. Blood:

I want you to work on Tin S. Man.

bb:

Pietmond is Lion’s Roar, Dr. Blood.

Dr. Blood:

Humph.

Hucka D.:

Dr. Blood will return another night with gushing news. You have your work.

bb:

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November 29, 2012 · 7:39 am

How big will New Pietmond Get? 03

Interior of Stairs Building 02. Wait, yeah… 02, not 01. Nothing within this building yet. Empty structures are still the norm rather than the exception in New Pietmond.

House of Truth and Hole in the Wall again; Sink Lair in the background.

Another new addition to New Pietmond is this back alley featuring a pose ball where you can pretend to be a graffiti artist, as Baker is here. This Freebie creation is courtesy of Second Life’s Holy Moly store run by Maxwell Grantley.

At the corner of Golden Way and this back alley. Or is the back alley a continuation of Golden Way? Dunno yet.

The above shot has Baker Bloch starting toward the Gallery in the Rocks structure whose rotated front door is now more easily accessibly thanks to this back alley. Below we see Baker inside — will this still be a tribute structure to Dark Side of the Rainbow, as planned in Carcassonne-1 this past Spring? Again… dunno. Dunno dunno dunno.

Baker sadly stares at a picture of the last phase of Pietmond just before its destruction and dismantlement. Darn that sinister alien craft that came a-visiting that month!

Slipper (kind of a sort of a small gallery?) and Rose Cottage 02 just off Golden Way. The duplicate Rose Cottage 01 would be situation across the Otaki Gorge sink from New Pietmond. As of now, there are 3 duplicate structures in greater New Pietmond: 2 Stairs Buildings, 2 Rose Cottages, and 2 Sink Lair buildings. Hucka D. has compared the latter two to opposite rooks on one side of a chessboard (more soon).