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Alright So Since I will work in between episodes, I've decided to make a small Log Journal Thingy for showing off work in-between episodes:

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Some things that I found while recording episode 3(although the recording itself is missing :/):


Yes, apparently that happened....


Some cool shots:




The final image made me want to explore

Exploration Log:

I began to head towards the landmass (seen in the third image in the cool shots section),  and saw this:


Also not to far from that area is this:

I have no idea who's that is, but it does have a crafting table, furnace, and a mining area, which the end is blocked off....

I also came across this:
http://i.imgur.com/pjBAibb.png

note the floating island thingy.

Here are some more shots:
[imghttp://i.imgur.com/XrpAszW.png[/img]http://

(yes those are horses)

and on my way back(I had gotten lost) I found this:
 
During the exploration I was gone for 3+ minecraft days and almost ran out of food, I found several new flower types as well.

Pathway Making:

So me and my neighbor, decided to build a pathway between our houses to allow for quicker travel, while we layed out the initial pathway, I felt like taking one of the sections of the pathway and turn it into a bridge of sorts:
Here you can see it in the background:


Here is a shot of me looking at it:


From another angle:



After I added in the railing:



and a picture of my neighbor's house from the bridge:


and here's a shot of the house:

Notice that there is no bridge, this was before we built the bridge/pathway.


Also we both worked equally on the project, while I designed the path that it would take, he supplied most of the materials to lay out the pathway. Since I had extra wood, I used it to make the bridge and to cover it with slabs. Also I traded moot for about 15 stacks of cobble, some of which I didn't need.

This just makes me want to get Minecraft, mostly so i can hang out at Moot's Plantation

The bridge is really impressive, and I liked the use of slabs as rails instead of full blocks.

The rails are full blocks, the slabs are he wood(and on the bridge the cobble underneath the wood on the flat part of the bridge)