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@ Chimaera - Endless Adventure
Nixim Luckydust begins his Chimaerical adventure!
Chimaera - Endless Adventure
Step right up! Come, come! The next journey awaits! The possibilities are endless! Climb aboard a flying carpet? Swallow that scroll and shrink? Jump and fall up? You're only as limited by your imagination!

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@ Chimaera - Post Card

Blue And Copper Egg
The first painted eggs came from Mesopotamia, and because eggs were forbidden food during Lent, people painted eggs while Lent was being observed—after Lent, they would eat the eggs on Easter Day.

Beautifully decorated eggs “pysanka” are associated with Ukraine, and the oldest painted egg that was unearthed in northern Ukraine is dated to the end of the 17th century.

Chimaera - Post Card
A cryptic postcard mailed from an exotic shore, blank but for an address. What does it mean? The story is yours to write.

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@ Chimaera - Patron Deer
Nixim Luckydust and Flipper shook paws, said “How do you do?” and posed for a souvenir photo. “Why am I always on the left?” grumbled Nixim Luckydust. “Let’s change sides.”
“No,” said Flipper. “This is my best side.”
Chimaera - Patron Deer
Conjured and called, your patron stands regally at the ready to chase away bad omens and troublesome thoughts.

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@ Chimaera - Antique Declaration
"Oh, Nixim Luckydust! You know that dark grey you see as soon as you turn off the lights—just before complete darkness takes over or your eyes adjust to the lack of light?" asked DAISY.
"Er—no, but yes?"
"It has a name! It's known as 'Eigengrau'. It's a German word meaning 'intrinsic grey'".
"Wow!"
Chimaera - Antique Declaration
Created to set generations on the right path, carefully crafted, worded and sealed, what soul will find how it resonated for time untold for the masses.

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@ Chimaera - Seal of Approval
"I'm going to buy a bag of those silver stars, Sir Fluffle Bottom," said Nixim Luckydust. "It’ll be nice to sprinkle a few in with the Christmas gift paper when I’m wrapping presents in December!"
"That sounds like a great idea, Nixim Luckydust!"
Chimaera - Seal of Approval
Balancing an endless orb, sealed with anticipation of what could possibly be in that window? A universe to explore? Kitchen? Brewery? Does it matter to an explorer, not one whit, for you're ready for whatever may come!

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@ Chimaeras - Parrot universe
“A picture of this would look lovely printed on Christmas cards, wouldn't it, Nixim Luckydust?” Tassie said.
“It certainly would, Tassie!" said Nixim Luckydust.
Chimaeras - Parrot universe
What just happened? One minute I'm on the street and the next I am transported to a space and time where parrots rule. What further madness awaits?

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@ Chimaera - Countryside of Old
"I've bought so many souvenirs from the gift shop already my rucksack's almost full!" said Alex.
"Me too!" said Nixim Luckydust. "It's great on this experience, isn't it?"
Chimaera - Countryside of Old
Travelling back in time, to a simple life of hard work, no distraction of electronic media, one could "tweet" with ink and pen, and gossip was at the town square.

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@ Chimaeras - Street Art
"Wasn’t it worth coming all this way, Nixim Luckydust," said Volodymyr, "for this experience alone?"
Nixim Luckydust, lost in admiration of the virtual reality scene they were now in, heartily agreed!
Chimaeras - Street Art
Painted in musted colors, the crows watch as passerby toils and shops, keeping track of the continuous journey. But who are they are keeping data for?

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@ Chimaera - Cut the RED Wire
“A picture of this would look lovely printed on Christmas cards, wouldn't it, Nixim Luckydust?” Cutey Purr said.
“It certainly would, Cutey Purr!" said Nixim Luckydust.
Chimaera - Cut the RED Wire
The clock is ticking, counting down the seconds, and it's up to you to cut the RED wire! But which red wire?
And then you wake up in a cold sweat, wondering forever if you cut the right one.........

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@ Chimaera - Candlelight Dinner?
"I'm going to buy a framed print of that amazing optical illusion, Mystique," said Nixim Luckydust. "It'll go well with my glass maple leaf paperweight from Canada, and my model of Edinburgh Castle from when we went to Scotland."
"That sounds like a nice collection of mementoes, Nixim Luckydust!"
Chimaera - Candlelight Dinner?
Is it real? Or just a clever ruse to confuse? The candle of eternal flame, or just a chalk drawing done in 3-D street art?

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@ Chimaera - Story Time
Nixim Luckydust and Patch had shaken paws and were now taking time to enjoy the virtual reality show in a companionable silence!
Chimaera - Story Time
What's that word? It looks like picnic, but it's got a few different letters?
It's panic. It means that you feel like you need to run away.
But I don't want to run away, I want to read what happens next, will she eat the porridge or not?

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@ Chimaera - Water Drop
"Did you know, midnught, that the exact same thing can taste differently depending on the colour of the crockery in which it's served?"
"So which colour crockery is best, then, Nixim Luckydust?"
"Experiments in which volunteers drank the same hot chocolate from mugs of four different colours—white, cream, red, and orange—found that the hot chocolate in the orange and cream-coloured mugs were considered better tasting than the other two."
Chimaera - Water Drop
To see the world in a drop of water, the endless possibilities, gazing deep in the simplicity. But millions of years of history and adventure await if only one dares to dive in!

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@ Chimaera - Parchment and Type
"I've bought so many souvenirs from the gift shop already my rucksack's almost full!" said paws.
"Me too!" said Nixim Luckydust. "It's great on this experience, isn't it?"
Chimaera - Parchment and Type
There's noting better to start an adventure than a crisp fresh sheet of parchment rolled into the typewriter, 26 letters awaiting your command of tales to be told.

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@ Chimaera - Penmanship
"Did you know, Brigit, that the exact same thing can taste differently depending on the colour of the crockery in which it's served?"
"So which colour crockery is best, then, Nixim Luckydust?"
"Experiments in which volunteers drank the same hot chocolate from mugs of four different colours—white, cream, red, and orange—found that the hot chocolate in the orange and cream-coloured mugs were considered better tasting than the other two."
Chimaera - Penmanship
Slants! Take the time to use cursive to express your thoughts, but it's an art form, slanting to the right, leaning to the left. Remember, practice makes perfect.

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@ Chimaera - Animated Rodent
Oh look ... you won a pet!
Chimaera - Animated Rodent
Did those whiskers twitch? Squinting and watching, there it goes again! On silent feet, padding down the wall, leading those with imagination down the rat hole for adventure.

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@ Chimaera - Candy Box Houses
"Did you know, Luminous, that the exact same thing can taste differently depending on the colour of the crockery in which it's served?"
"So which colour crockery is best, then, Nixim Luckydust?"
"Experiments in which volunteers drank the same hot chocolate from mugs of four different colours—white, cream, red, and orange—found that the hot chocolate in the orange and cream-coloured mugs were considered better tasting than the other two."
Chimaera - Candy Box Houses
Dancing colorfully in the valley of light, pastels of every colors remind you of those silly tasty marshmallow treats in the cereal box, one has to explore and see if they really taste the same!

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@ Chimaera - Murderer's Row
"In our tour brochure it says red and yellow are the most appetising colours. The combination of these two colours boosts the appetite of the average person," said Nixim Luckydust.
"That makes sense," replied Hot Stuff. "When you think that so many eateries incorporate those colours!"
Chimaera - Murderer's Row
It's a murder! Who's been killed? Why no one, it's just us perching high above, taking aim, be afraid, very afraid!

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@ Chimaera - Whistle Stop
"Oh, Pandette, this VR part reminds me of something in the paper today," announced Nixim Luckydust.
"What's that, Nixim Luckydust?" asked Pandette.
"New sarcophagus unearthed in Eqypt! Archaeologists find a mummy wrapped in gold foil. It was the tomb of Pharaoh Rocher!"
Pandette groaned quietly.
Chimaera - Whistle Stop
Papa Bear pulls down the chain, signaling that the journey is about to begin, a journey down the tracks of time, slipping quickly to steam, coal and hot fires! All aboard or you'll miss the fun!

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@ Chimaera - Gossip Time
"Did you know, Anwyn, that the exact same thing can taste differently depending on the colour of the crockery in which it's served?"
"So which colour crockery is best, then, Nixim Luckydust?"
"Experiments in which volunteers drank the same hot chocolate from mugs of four different colours—white, cream, red, and orange—found that the hot chocolate in the orange and cream-coloured mugs were considered better tasting than the other two."
Chimaera - Gossip Time
Nothing travels faster than bad news, and the washer women of old, considered the clothes line the Petbook of the age! Catch up on everything everyone is doing, and if you've forgotten what you're supposed to have done, someone will remind you!

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@ Chimaera - What Lies Beneath
"I'm going to buy a bag of those silver stars, Velveteen," said Nixim Luckydust. "It’ll be nice to sprinkle a few in with the Christmas gift paper when I’m wrapping presents in December!"
"That sounds like a great idea, Nixim Luckydust!"
Chimaera - What Lies Beneath
Feline fine? Follow me up into the apartment, curl up on the overstuffed recliner, and enjoy a good book.

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@ Chimaera - Down the Rabbit Hole
"I'm going to buy a framed print of that amazing optical illusion, Moo," said Nixim Luckydust. "It'll go well with my glass maple leaf paperweight from Canada, and my model of Edinburgh Castle from when we went to Scotland."
"That sounds like a nice collection of mementoes, Nixim Luckydust!"
Chimaera - Down the Rabbit Hole
The pages hold all the secrets, jump in and follow the print to the adventure in a lifetime.

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@ Chimaera - Does Anyone Know
“If there's time at the end when we get back tonight, I might do some initial sketches for a surreal painting," Dreamer said, offering Nixim Luckydust a toffee from the bag and then unwrapping one for herself.
“That sounds like a good plan, Dreamer!" said Nixim Luckydust.
Chimaera - Does Anyone Know
Pre-Google, one only needed a card catalog and a sense of adventure! Getting lost in the stacks of books, gleaning information from pages, dusted in memories, and sweat of investigators. What treasures do the pages hold?

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@ Chimaera - Bear with a Book
“I could stay here forever, Nixim Luckydust,” said Chica. “Virtual reality is an amazing experience!”
“Well, you never know what lies ahead, Chica. I wouldn't be surprised if the next one is even better!” said Nixim Luckydust.
Chimaera - Bear with a Book
Story time! Pull up your pillow and blanket, while I tell you the story, mesmerizing all with the origins of my snuggly kind.

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@ Chimaera - Fiber Optics
“Do you remember that scene in Johnny English Strikes Again where English thinks he's in a VR scene but he's really out in the streets and shops in London and starts attacking someone with a baguette?" said Sage.
Nixim Luckydust joined her in hearty laughter at the memory.
Chimaera - Fiber Optics
The color of communication? The colors of light, bending and refracting to speed the data to you in the blink of the eye.

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@ Chimaera - The Endless Story
"I'm going to buy that ornate ink-well and fountain pen for my Granny, Cutey Purr," said Nixim Luckydust.
"That sounds like a great idea, Nixim Luckydust—she’ll love them!" replied Cutey Purr. "I'm really liking this gift shop!"
Chimaera - The Endless Story
Glowing eyes, peering out of the dark brambles, mesmerize the unwary, holding them routed to the spot, while the pack circles............. And with the turn of the page, we find out just what happened to our hero........ forever a story, forever journeying.

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@ Chimaeras Papyrus
"I'm going to buy a bag of those silver stars, Pingu," said Nixim Luckydust. "It’ll be nice to sprinkle a few in with the Christmas gift paper when I’m wrapping presents in December!"
"That sounds like a great idea, Nixim Luckydust!"
Chimaeras Papyrus
Hieratic script of Ancient Egyptians on papyrus. Hieratic is the name given to a cursive writing system used for Ancient Egyptian, written with ink and a stylus! If you thought cursive in school was challenging? Wait until you decipher this! But there is probably a clue to a new treasure, better get cracking!

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@ Chimaera - Victorian French Missive
Nixim Luckydust has now completed his Chimaerical adventure! As he exits the world of fantasy, he receives a wonderful gift!
Rabbit with Riding Habit
Do you have the cycling bug? Those who do know how happy it makes them! Our bunny here demonstrates that just about anypet can get on a bicycle and propel it forwards. One can either go for a relaxing solo ride, or join in with a group of pets! It is gentle exercise improving overall health. The best part is when you have got to the top of a hill, then take your paws from the pedals and coast downhill, shouting Whee-e-e-e!

Chimaera - Victorian French Missive
Carefully penned with care, cursive of old, with a calligraphy pen dipped in ink, the missive stayed on the mission of delivering the romance to one lucky recipient.
Nixim Luckydust has enjoyed his Chimaerical adventure, but it is time to go home now! Castles in the Air is over now, but there will be more events in PnF soon!