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ceejay_writerWelcome to our May issue—our Third Anniversary issue! Yes, we launched Prim Perfect on May 1st 2007 with a party and a charity auction in Venice Island, one of the many areas of Second Life that has, sadly, since disappeared.
But that’s certainly not true of our Region of the Month for this issue, which, under the carefully stewardship of Kiff Clutterbuck and Richardina Petty, has gone from strength to strength in providing one of the best and most popular blues locations in Second Life—Junkyard Blues. Ceejay Writer has a feature on the region, and as always learns the story of the Junkyard from Kiff and Dina themselves, while Raven Haalan finds his groove in the music of the Junkyard. And for those wishing to visit, Jvstin Tomorrow provides his guide of ten places to see in the Junkyard! Scotti Lyle explores an intriguing aspect of the Junkyard—the process of gentrification that sees not only waterside shacks, but also a trailer park and even pretty two storey houseboats. Because… how downmarket do people want to go?
You can read more about this issue (which was so much fun to create) right here at our blog or go directly to the magazine and dig in. I have to comment on the photography - it's wonderful.
But that’s certainly not true of our Region of the Month for this issue, which, under the carefully stewardship of Kiff Clutterbuck and Richardina Petty, has gone from strength to strength in providing one of the best and most popular blues locations in Second Life—Junkyard Blues. Ceejay Writer has a feature on the region, and as always learns the story of the Junkyard from Kiff and Dina themselves, while Raven Haalan finds his groove in the music of the Junkyard. And for those wishing to visit, Jvstin Tomorrow provides his guide of ten places to see in the Junkyard! Scotti Lyle explores an intriguing aspect of the Junkyard—the process of gentrification that sees not only waterside shacks, but also a trailer park and even pretty two storey houseboats. Because… how downmarket do people want to go?
You can read more about this issue (which was so much fun to create) right here at our blog or go directly to the magazine and dig in. I have to comment on the photography - it's wonderful.
