#baker bloch

I took a long walk to visit Newt's place. He remodels often, and this time he had room for his collages.There were several visitors there, and one graffiti artist was surreptiously working in a corner. You can teleport around and go through secret doors, but you get extra credit if you find the collage where the figures are moving. This landmark takes you right to the door of the Concrete Gallery.

“Say, Veyot, did you hear about Baker’s plan to promote artists?”

“Sure did! That’s why I called you in to meet my friend here. He already made this new masterpiece. And guess what, I am turning my house into a boarding house for new artists so that they can have a quiet place to work. I  shall turn the attic into bedrooms, and I already opened up the sliding doors to change the dining room into a coffee shop. I shall make a fortune selling coffee and hotdogs. I will send these pics to Baker for his next round of publicity.”

“Oh, give me a landmark. You better put more pics of the house, too. Maybe, put em on Wordpress.

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This tip comes from Baker Bloch. The Christmas building contest at Little Blue Sandbox will knock your eyes out. Every entry is a winner! But, way over in the far corner, Grandma gets run over by a reindeer.

I never have time to go on shopping hunts for gifts because i am busy hunting for the characters in Baker Bloch’s stories. His illustrations are often collages but it’s hard to figure out which part is a collage and which isn’t. See that dark shape on the right? I thought it was photo shopped in, but it is really there. And, eek, if you click it a whole new set rolls out. So I had to wait to take the my own picture until the scene reset. Here is my pic. I will give you one clue to the location-----A start.

I was snooping around at Keswick Press today while the owners were away. My friend Baker seems to snoop underneath buildings to inspect the hidden walkways and waterways, but I tend to look on desktops for old letters, books, and pens. Previously, I had found some letters at Keswick Press, but this time i could not find them. But, ah, there they were, now tightly bound in a journal. The owners often leave notes for each other and they mention drinking a lot of brandy while they write. Lots of literary quotes in the letters, and sightings of suspicious vehicles in the area. Now, these are people you would like to be neighbors with, but as usual, on Secondlife, no one is ever home. Is everyone out dancing? Or on a Madpea Hunt maybe.

http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Keswick/86/136/37