I love this time of year—when Second Life fills with the colours of fall, pumpkins galore, and just the right touch of spookiness. Cherishville Autumn is a perfect example of a region that captures the season beautifully.
From the moment you arrive, the rain is relentless, so bring your umbrella, boots, and a warm coat! I landed at the bus stop, which was a welcome shelter while I got my bearings. Along the street, you’ll find a charming flower stall and a fruit and vegetable stand, adding to the cozy small-town feel. Just across the road sits the train station, complete with a little café—the perfect spot to sip a hot chocolate and nibble on a muffin while you listen to the storm outside.
Crossing the bridge beyond the railway tracks brings you to a slightly spooky graveyard. Don’t worry—no zombies in sight (which, for me, is definitely a good thing). Continuing your walk past houses and into the woods, you’ll eventually stumble upon a cornfield, its stalks tall and whispering in the wind, with a large, imposing barn looming just beyond. The scene feels straight out of an autumn storybook.
Cherishville is a treat for the eyes. From the soft glow of lanterns to the moody rain-soaked streets, every corner offers the perfect backdrop for photos. Visitors are welcome to rez props and poses, but please remember to clean up afterward to keep the space beautiful for everyone.
Whether you’re in the mood for a cozy café moment, a slightly eerie stroll through a graveyard, or the golden glow of an autumn cornfield, Cherishville delivers a perfect seasonal escape. It’s a destination that feels both charming and atmospheric—ideal for explorers, roleplayers, and photographers alike.
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