Add this amazing rock barrier to your landscaping! Without adding alot of prim to your parcel. Easy to setup, just rezz and rotate.
Not only do you get a nice rocky landscaping item to add to the beauty of your area ... you also get crashing waves and the sound of the waves crashing against the rocks to add to the realistic effect.
(PLEASE NOTE ... THE BLUE WATER SHOWN IS FOR DISPLY ONLY!!! THE WATER IS NOT INCLUDED. ITEM IS COPY ONLY.)
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SHORELINE ROCKS ARE AVAILABLE IN 4 SIZES - 4M, 15M, 30M, 45M
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Great-looking rocks...good value
Just what I was looking for, and fit my land very well, but I wish it were modifiable. Just the thing to stop the SL ocean from taking over your land! I appreciate the low LI, even though this isn't such an issue anymore with the recent SL LI increase.
I also bought the 45m version, and everything's true of that version too.
If you have a higher slope to cover (like those rocks we see in RL on the shores of bays, etc.), you can try what I did. I copied it, rotated the copy end-for-end so it wouldn't look identical, and put it above the original and a little inland, to make something like a stairstepped arrangement.
