The Mark Twain Study

[Skusting Dagger]

The Mark Twain Study (aka The Octogon) was built for Twain (Samuel L. Clemens) by Susan and Theodore Crane in 1874, near his summer home, Quarry Farm, so that the author would have a place to write undisturbed.

Breezy Carver & Skusting Dagger have bought this serene little piece
of architectural history to Second Life and New Babbage for the
enjoyment of all.

Located in the Southwest corner (Piermont Landing) of the Wheatstone Waterways extension of the New Babbage Canal District

[Nikita Weymann]

And very nice it is, too!

[Mr. Django Yifu]

Somewhere to while away these long summer evenings! Excellent!

[Serafina Puchkina]

I am headed there tonight! Wonderful! Thank you for opening it to us all and for highlighting the works of Twain, one amazing writer.

[Capt. Red Llewellyn]

what a generous and lovely gift to the community...what a nice place for relaxation and contemplation! thank you~
~Capt. Red

[DreddPirateBob]

Very lovely it is too!

I am a little concerned having investigated the possilbilities of boobytr djangos so called allottment and his unusual process of diging over the soil that this study might not stand the danger.

[Skusting Dagger]

I have reinforced the wall around Piermont Landing. It is Miss Razor's home that is most in harms way.

[DreddPirateBob]

Does she know of his plans?! She must be warned! I may not have time to remove the tripwi the chance to tell her.

*grabs wire cutters

*runs

[Serafina Puchkina]

It's okay to hop the wall surrounding your lovely estate to go to the Twain study? I ventured over to Waterways, but felt strange clambering over the residental wall. Plus, ah, my skirts snagged on some foliage as I was attempting to boost myself over.

[Ceejay Writer]

After frolicking in Django's new allotment (I'm sorry, but danger signs bring out the rebellious girl in me!) I went to visit Mark Twain's Study. It's charming and so cozy! I could have stayed there for hours and hours. Thank you for building this for everyone's enjoyment.