Tilheyra's fusion of small-Town Warmth and natural beauty
Tilheyra, which comes from the Icelandic for 'belong,' has thrived for over two years within SL. I however am a bit late to the table, having only recently discovered it via the ever excellent Nature Collective.
Overall, it’s a beautifully done region that is highly recommended for photographers in particular. And the fact that it includes a small Motel, the ‘Blue Bayou’, has given me an excuse to cover it, serving as the impetus for my exploration.
A Harmonious Fusion of Cultures and Nature
Tilheyra, though rooted in Icelandic nomenclature, exudes a captivating fusion of influences, seamlessly blending the quaint charm of a small American town combined with European aesthetics.
Curated by Le'eaf&Co, the region encompasses a charming town, diverse amenities, and an expansive nature area featuring ponds, creeks, and a selection of residential properties available for rent.
Navigating Tilheyra was a real pleasure, even if a bit demanding on my MacBook. Notably, Alchemy emerged as a much better option for me here. If you are a Mac user, I’d run it at Tilherya over Firestorm.
The Greenhouse
At the heart of Tilheyra lies 'The Greenhouse,' a really lovely lounge and bar that has found its way onto my list of preferred meeting spots. The Greenhouse alone justified my visit here. It’s easily one of the better SL bars that I have come across.
The Blue Bayou Motel
Within the town, The Blue Bayou Motel, presents a modest yet tastefully adorned retreat. The small rooms feature Merak Enchanted Adult beds, Dust Bunny Adult showers, and a television, all offered at no cost to visitors.
A Variety of Experiences
Beyond the Blue Bayou Motel, Tilheyra has a variety of experiences on offer. This includes 'The Crown Hart' pub, a British-style watering hole. Meanwhile, 'Bait and Switch,' is an open-air club situated over the water, regularly hosting DJ sets.. Additionally, a coffee bar and brewery provide further options for socialising.
Practical Considerations
For those seeking a more immersive experience, joining the group at a nominal cost of 100 Lindens offers the ability to temporarily rez props.
It's worth noting that while public nudity is restricted in the moderate-rated area, the Motel rooms feature adult furniture.
Long-term residential rentals are also available for those looking to live here on a more permanent basis.
Conclusion
I’m definitely coming back here and recommend it as both a photographic haven and a social rendezvous.
Take a look at the Flickr group
