Yes, once again, it’s time to check in with our intrepid nine-year-old explorer, Petal, as she makes her way along the Mainland roads on her bike. When last we left off, Petal had left her bike in Belmondo, got carried away in a sleigh ride to Moritz, climbed a mountain, and snowboarded all the way to the Infohub in Anzere. Let’s see if she can find her way back to the road and her bike.

Deep in the mountains, in the Snowlands, is the Anzere Infohub. I had hot cocoa and a good night's rest, but now it was time to get back to Belmondo and my bike. I hoped it wasn't towed while I was away, because with only a couple Ls to my name, I'll have a hard time getting a new one!
Sim 57: Valmorel

A road, at last, and a shuttle! The shuttle carried me along until stopping at the Chalet Linden Infohub.
Sim 58: Wengen

Inside the Chalet Linden in Wengen. Suddenly, something hit me and knocked me up to the second floor!

I looked out from the balcony to hear two mean people shouting at me from the ice below. They had a problem with kids being there, and told me to act like an adult. It's the first time anyone was ever mean to me, just because I was a kid. I thought about hopping on the snowcat and driving away, but instead of crossing the ice where the bullies were, I went across the street.

The chairlift made a quick and easy getaway. While I rode, I tried to call Mom but she wasn't home. I thought about giving up the whole trip. I was so shaken up by the bullies that I just wanted to go home.

While I was sitting alone on the summit I saw a noob skiing by himself. I didn't want to talk to anyone because I was afraid he'd be mean to me too, but I found my courage and asked him how the skiing was. He said it sucked, and he laughed. Then we talked for a while. Mom was right; noobs aren't as dangerous as I'd thought. I was glad to find a friendly face up on that cold mountain. It made me decide to keep on going. I got some free cross-country skis, and made my way back across Toggenburg, Rogla, and Larson, and finally, back to Belmondo.
Sim 59: Grishin

My bike was right where I left it. Whew! I pedaled onward, into the village of Grishin. I got a warm cup of mulled punch.
Sim 60: Svan

I knew I had a long way to make up. So I checked my tires, got some food, emptied my bladder, and hurried on!
Sim 61: Refugio
Sim 62: Whiskey
Sim 63: Steamboat
Sim 64: Jernberg
Sim 65: Arlberg

Lots of people talk about the landscape of the Mainland being tacky, and cluttered. Sometimes, but not always, they're totally right.
Sim 66: Garmisch
Sim 67: Davos

Snow in the road! There must have been a snowstorm or avalanche not long ago. So I walked the bike here so I wouldn't skid.
Sim 68: Cortina

The cliffs and tunnels in Cortina were beautiful and scary at the same time. I expected a rock to fall on me any minute!
Sim 69: Chamonix
Sim 70: Durango

I kept seeing these blue crystals as I went. I wonder what they are. I'll have to look them up sometime.
Sim 71: Grouse
Sim 72: Kendall
Sim 73: Boreal
Sim 74: Hanson

NCI's Infonode in Hanson, near the Hanson Infohub. I decided to stop here for the night. I found lots of freebies and goodies, but wait'll you hear the most amazing discovery of all! You'll have to wait til next time... hee hee... bye for now!!
Total Sims Visited: 74
Days: 6
Average Sims per day: 12.33
Approximate* Total Distance: 13,837m (13.8 km)
*(Someone’s mom sent her an odometer starting on Day 6. Days 1-5 are approximations based on map scale.)















Nice journey, Petal!! You met my Jinx-the-Jumper avatar tonight <33
Yes! And Jinx-the-Jumper will be in the next update too!
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