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Here's the latest episode of Seracast, the chatty show hosted by Del and Kess, co-founders of Seraphim SL, featuring a seriously cool ice truck. Along with sassy talk of upcoming Second Life events and my recent post on SL's "achievement" e-mails, the ladies announced a contest for the ongoing Farmer's Market event (yes, that's exactly what you think it is), with three gift cards worth L$2000 each.
This ice cream truck, by the way, is from SL brand The Dove & Pear.
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