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Super well done to those who participated - we saw some great builds - and congrats to the winners!

1 minute ago, LoyalRover said:

This sounds awesome! Oh, and heli races! We did it when helis first came out but not since... it was fun. We should do it again!

Both with the minis and the scrap! haha

This sounds awesome! Oh, and heli races! We did it when helis first came out but not since... it was fun. We should do it again!

Yea this is a great one! Make sure you're there!

254.8m - April 7, 2019 - LoyalRover

Seems awesome! I'll be there!

Congrats to all the winners!

9 hours ago, Aurora said:

Hey all! I should be on around 8-8:30 pm est tonight (Wed) to host the tours. 

Sounds good! We are a little late- sorry! Will you still be doing tours tonight?

Awesome! Looking forward to this!

13 hours ago, Aurora said:

Dcendum (& Miniaries) The Love Bungalow & Pookie Airport (please post Grid ID)

I'm not sure how to edit our post but we are M25, the first place just south of the Light House.

To celebrate the month of love and giving, we (Miniaries and I) decided to go with a red, cozy, heart theme -- dark, bold colors, for our love of wine. Introducing, the Love Bungalow.

 

When you enter this rustic love cabin, you're immediately greeted with cozy, dark red flooring and red rust walls. Lanterns and ceiling lights light the entire room making the space bright and vibrant the moment you walk in no matter what time of day. Furnished with red chairs and hearts signs all over to match to the mood of the moment.

After rocking the boat and having a romantic evening  on the water all night, slip your boat right into the center of the main home to continue that loving mood.... Next, step off your boat with your partner and take two steps into the 'oh-so-romantic' Rust Twin-sized bed.

After you've had a solid nights sleep -- or lack thereof -- one floor up, you'll find the workspace a little less themed but nonetheless, boxes and workbenches for your every need.

Finish the day, by heading up to the 3rd and top floor and take your mini-copter out for a spin, for an unforgettable view of Pookie Bay and its night lights. 

Our second space was more of a community project gone wrong. We built it up, giving everyone a free hanger and sleeping bag where they could store their personal mini-copter. Or their extras. A bag so they could TP there when they wanted. Unfortunately, it wasn't a hit -- we were only able to fill half the hangers. And tragically, we forgot to fill the TC and when we logged one day it was in disrepair so we had to abandon it. Thankfully, we got all mini-copters back to their owners. (A special shout-out to Spittz, thanks for being a troooper and being our first tenant at Pookie Airport!)

 

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