As Lady Isadora and Sir George outlined Sylvia's education, the unique legacy of the Trevelver family—the matrilinear descent, the hidden abilities passed down through generations—and the responsibilities that awaited them, Jeremy squared his shoulders and vowed to be Sylvia's anchor—the one who would guide her through tempests and calm seas alike.

His mind raced with questions: What abilities would Sylvia awaken at sixteen? How would their love shape her destiny? And what secrets lay hidden within the castle's ancient walls?

Jeremy's resolve solidified. Sylvia—the vessel of magic, the keeper of tradition—was both a challenge and a promise. Love, duty, and the turning pages of time awaited them.

He recalled that momentous meeting earlier that Spring in The Army and Navy Club, known informally as 'The Rag', one of London's most prestigious private clubs, situated in the heart of Mayfair at 36-39 Pall Mall.

You and me both, but my missus isn't quite so nice about it 

SWMBO refers to my study as the "black hole" as according to her there is so much junk in there.

Five months on from the last post, showing first decorated samples, is there any more information about these vehicles? My pre-order page on the Rails website is silent.  Which as they have had £75-worth of *non-refundable* deposits from me for these since mid-2023 isn't... great.

I know that Martyn sometimes posts Sonic updates on the Forum but only in a personal capacity. In this day and age of long product lead times but "write something once, then post in all media with one click" I think that Sonic need to pay a bit more attention to keeping customers informed. 

Something simple like the Revolution online "project status" sheet would be good. I might not like how long it's taking their K class Pullmans to appear, but at least I can see what stage they're at and that the project hasn't disappeared!

Richard

As you can see, Chris @Papyrus you're not alone. It's obviously a global phenomenon, as I happens to me too!

Another example of a radically different re-work is Marilyn Manson's version of 'Sweet Dreams'

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aUwqNPukigw

 

For 'Black Magic Woman' it has to be Santana for me every time.
I find Dylan a bit like 'Marmite'. I tend to like him overall but some is pretty dire.
His 'Tweeter and the Monkey Man' on the 'Travelling Wilburys' is a wonder both musically and lyrically.
Biryani Ferret's (thanks to Charles Shaar Murray of the NME for that) album 'Dylanesque' varies from excellent to awful dependent on the track

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Standard procedure for companies. Go do some homework on the comparison sites, you'll be fine.

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Hmm, I must get slipping, I'm not sure what you're saying.

Hi

Which comparison sites do road fund licenses then?

Cheers

Paul

D'oh!

{Struggling with the heat. That's my excuse & I'm sticking to it.}

I prefer Neil Young's version of "Four Strong Winds" to the original.

Also, I prefer UB40's versions of "Kingston Town", "Red, Red Wine" and "Impossible Love" to the originals.