After saying goodbye to the Bay of Balfalas I next moved on to Belegaer. There I enjoyed some solitude and a cozy retreat on the ship. There’s something about being on the sea that makes food taste better and sleep more delicious as well. That’s if you aren’t troubled by sea-sickness but I get my sea legs rather quickly.
Below deck I was pleasantly surprised to see furnishings just like some I have in storage.
The adjoining quarters below deck are quite comfortable. There are maps, reading material and a place to write but my attention was on the feline who is doing a splendid job of keeping the mice away. I wondered how the dogs were getting along at home without me.
Belegaer will be gone after the Calas Galadhon park system goes on hiatus in August. When it reopens, it will be less four of the thirteen areas. The owners have shared these beautiful places with us and that has been abused by a few. There are donation boxes around the sims for those who can help support and show appreciation.
When I left the ship I moved on to the Sea of Nurnen.
Million Happy Endings 
I’m going to take a mini-vacation to Calas Galadhon myself this weekend. It’s been on my list of places to visit, but with the imminent closure, I’m moving it up. Lovely photos! I’m really enjoying your blog, Pearl 🙂
Thank you Peep! Enjoy your mini-vacation.
Gorgeous photos! And this is the first I’ve heard that some of the sims are going away: which ones???
I ask because I’m hoping my favorite is not among them, but I suspect that it will be.
Thank you Nathaniel. It sounds like the four sims are Eryn Vorn, Bay of Balfalas, Belegaer and the Sea of Nurnen, where I rode a sea turtle. I have a few pictures of Sea of Nurnen for posting on Monday.
I hope your favorite one re-opens in September.
I’m surprised: I’d’ve figured Gulf of Lune, with its minimalist build, would’ve been one. I’m guessing someone else loves marshland as much as I do!
Gulf of Lune is my favorite too and is loved by many. It’s one of the most beautiful places in all of Second Life.