Moonlight Tour Guide, Eyelab vids, Moonlight ringtones, etc.

[allegrita]

Courtesy of MyImmortal:

The Moonlight Location Tour guidebook has been revised and updated with four more pages of places to see! Download the printable PDFs here:
http://www.fandoms.org/moonlight

The guide contains maps and photos of Moonlight locations used or mentioned in the show. It's based on the Google location map I made (http://www.mickstjohn.net/work/map.aspx) but only includes the locations that you can visit as a tourist.

I don't advise you to use the guide as your only map of LA. However, last year during Moonlight Con, some other fans and I found ourselves driving all over the LA area with no other map but the location guide and amazingly, we were able to find all the locations. So it's possible to do if you have a fair sense of direction. And also a sense of adventure - we made wrong turns along the way, but that was part of the fun!

In addition to the Tour Guide, you will find other treasures at http://www.fandoms.org/moonlight including Moonlight ringtones for your cellphone (I have the Moonlight theme on my G1 cellphone), some of the Eyelab videos (including the "How do you like your Mick?" one, courtesy of our own dear Lunalux, who brilliantly downloaded it), and a couple of Alex interviews.

For those who don't already know, http://www.mickstjohn.net is a wonderful professional website for Mick St. John, plus there's a great Moonllight music player at http://www.mickstjohn.net/music

Thanks so much to MyImmortal, who, although she's not even a member of this board, is willing to share her hard work and talent with us.

[moonlight_vixen]

Thanks for posting this alle!

[librarian_7]

That music player is WONDERFUL. It's got songs I didn't even remember.

Thanks so much to MyImmortal!

Lucky

[allegrita]

One thing I forgot to mention about the Eyelab vids. Two of them are in .flv format, which can't be played by "typical" players like Windows Media and QuickTime.

Next to the "Creepy vs. Sexy" video link, there is a link to a free (open source) player called VLC Player. You can download VLC Player for Windows, Mac OS X, and various versions of Linux. It has extensive documentation, and it can be used to play LOTS of different types of media files, so it's handy to have for other things than just the Eyelab videos.

Enjoy!