Considering how much it costs to buy and keep an island, it’s always gratifying to see created just for the enjoyment of all. Oh sure, Citrus Virtual is promoting their building skills with their Labyrinth, but you wouldn’t even know they were responsible for it unless you scroll to the bottom of a particular notecard. Talk about subtle.
You won’t get lost in t he Labyrinth — it’s the kind that consists of a single winding path intended for meditation and introspection. I’m not the spiritual type, but I can tell you they they’ve done a marvelous job of creating a sense of quit and peace between the cool walls.
At the center of the Labyrinth is an amphitheater which looks like it would be great for events, but as is often the case there are none scheduled (though the aforementioned notecard tells you who to contact if you would like to schedule something, hint hint). If you walk carefully around the edges of the amphitheater you’ll also find a number of art galleries.
One you make it out out of the Labyrinth you’ll find yourself in the parklands that surround it. There are plenty of places to sit and hang out. If you’re looking for a place to spend quiet time alone or with someone significant, look no further.
There’s enough variety in the park lands to keep you interested, too. There’s a cute little sculpture and topiary garden, for one. As you wander through the forest or along the shore you’ll find notecard kiosks that will tell you about the plants in the wildlife you’re seeing. They’re great as a conversation piece or useful as a diversion during awkward moments.
“I… I think I love you.”
“Hey! Did you know that to help digestion, loons swallow small pebbles from the bottom of a lake? Wicked!”
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