Taking a trip down Memory Lane here and asking other players who, like me, have been with Fairyland for some time - do you remember (because my elderly 'recall mechanism' is fast fading!) some really lovely games we used to play in association with Mike's Fairyland? One was called (I think) Nature Quest with beautiful artwork and there was another that followed the four seasons, and another that we could play in teams, remember? I would love to have more recollections of these, please, I do wish we could see them again, what do you think, Mike?

Nature Quest was a separate game that Mike developed. What you describe was part of that game.

Okay thanks for that Genny. Yes, they were separate games, but I also recall another one which required sesonal backgrounds and building of characters like snowmen and scarecrows much more detailed than the ones in FL. Also I remember the scenario of a farmyard. There was also a jungle with fantastic plants.

I think you're talking about Nature Quest. It had beautiful artwork and we sometimes played in teams. I believe for extra water sprinkles, maybe?

It's still on facebook, but can't be played anymore.

The link is in the next posting.

https://www.facebook.com/naturequestgame

Thanks for that, Patricia. That link didn't work for me unfortunately but you are right about Nature Quest and the supreme art work. But I am convinced there was also another, separate one based on the four seasons. Anybody get a deja vu on that?

This game had the four seasons. We build snowmen and then there was an egg hunt. Don't really know about any other games Mike was doing.

I am sure lots more Fairyland Veterans will recall these. Also can you remember the team games that were such fun?

I recall nature quest but not the others Caryl - I did start nature quest but after a short time quickly came back to fairyland xx

Some more of it is starting to come back to the old memory cells now - see if anyone can remember any of this: a lovely scenario of a cave where we hatched different coloured baby dragons from pretty eggs; lots of exotic flowers with fantastic blooms to buy, one I recall resembled a red human mouth and was called Luscious Lips! A farmyard scenario with a barn, hay wain and a field beyond. Animals included turkeys. Also games where you formed teams and could communicate all the time you were playing. I am wondering if I can ask Mike to reassure me that I am, in fact, not going bonkers, but actually remembering a couple of his wonderful games from many years ago please?