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Helen Edgar’s Faery Yurt on Cel Street can now be opened in a VR headset, from the headset’s own browser: a Meta Quest’s, for one. Enter VR appears under the street only in the yurt, and only on a browser that can show a room in a headset, so on every screen the yurt is exactly as it was. In the headset you look round…
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I need a bodymind break and the Glitter dial have moved to a part of their own, Comfort, straight after Where you are, because they are about you and not about the room. It starts open, so it is…
This was a week of building with other people. Helen Edgar built much of her own corner of Stimpunks.World, and her Faery Yurt grew a reading room, a music room, and a wood stove you can keep going.…
The porch at New Partington Power’s House is glazed now, in clear glass, at Helen Edgar’s ask, where it opened screened in fine wire. The farm over the back fence is still soft and pale, because it…