Going walkabout

Here's some.
I posted some more in my blog (link below).





This afk(?) pic of Cubey with his spork (and evil grin) is intersting:


p.s. to Cubey- thanks for the idea. Everyone had fun.

Whoah, that's kind of weird. All I know is I was AFK when you took that.

Great pix, everyone. Thanks for making it a fun walk!

Aww, sorry I missed this. Yesterday morning I logged in and felt like walking, went from Ahern to Yabune, shorter trip, but interisting none-the-less.

I think more people should take to walking places, makes for a more interisting trip sometimes.

I'd be up for a walk across the world.

This was a hoot, Cubey. Good idea!

Here we are near the beginning, up in the northeast.




Walking into the sunset. My big bushy tail is quite evident.




You can see the route map on Cubey's back in this picture.


Siobhan in her Orca hovers overhead, while Torley's megamelon slice duels with a giant spork. This is what happens when Cubey idles... sheer anarchy!


And of course, jumping in the fountain in Luna at the end.

That sounds fun!

So I have a question: how do you walk and type at the same time? I can barely stand still and type at the same time without falling off things or jumping like an idiot because I hit "e" without opening the chat field.

I missed this! I need to read the events section more often.

Nice Pics, Ursula.
Thanks for sharing.

BTW, I suggest for the next walkabout that there be a relog break or two along the way. In my experience, I can only cross so many sims before my machine freaks and boots me out of SL. Of course, if no one else has a problem, I'm ok with relogging and catching up.

It's not easy... We were a quiet group for a lot of the way. One thing I did was to use the arrow keys with my right hand, and type only with the left... which is not that easy. Since I couldn't touch-type like usual, sometimes I'd go off-course while typing.

Of course, some people are more used to one-handed typing than others.
(oh come on, if I didn't make that joke, someone else would)

I second this! Although we did take a few pit stops, it seemed that as the walk went on, I was relogging more frequently. And my tail kept disappearing!

I had the same problem with my wind-up key.
At least my clothes remained intact