The Passionate Redheads, at least those visible through the lag, going past the Roma camp. In ancient times, surgery to remove tumors was sometimes done, though without the benefit of painkillers.
A lady from Roma, dressed to kill, making her walk.
A dwarf and a human from a Fantasy RFL group.
One of the few feral avatars on the track, this little critter hopes to "ferret" some donations.
Sim down due to lag. Too many Redheads on the track?
One of the karjia (servants) from the "Goreans for Life."
Meeting with the lioness Kamiliah Hauptman, Vicerine of Caledon, at the Caledonian camp.
A child avie makes her way down the track.
Another feral running down the track, flag in hand, or rather jaw.
With the lag, sometimes it seemed like you were the only one on the track.
One advantage of the Relay on Second Life, the only TP you had to worry was there stood for "teleport."
A lady dressing up for the "Caring & Curing" hour on Sunday morning. "Helllllooooooooo nurse!"
A cancer survivor at the Redhead base, Sunday morning.
This picture was contributed by one of the Redheads, showing the display of fireworks at the close of the Relay for Life Walk.
Bixyl Shuftan
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