I'm not sure what is happening here. Most of my forum stuff is done on my mobile phone, and I always use the desktop version of the forum.

I never log out, and when I click on the Chrome icon on the phone, the desktop version comes up straight away.

I remember it, but only saw the show occasionally, because we didn't get a TV until 1960. All a very long time ago...
 

Next Saturday in Devizes, Beau Gris Gris. I'll be there 

With latest Revolution announcement a big item is crossed off in the form of WIAs (never essential, just cool).

But I will play:

Loco: Class 455

Coach: Pass, unless you count re-releases of TSOs to make them more common.

Wagon: PHY/JYA Yeomans (purely to add variety and make more prototypical rakes for the 59s).

Bonus Re-livery: Swallow Class 47/8 (come on Farish this shouldn't be a big ask!)

Skyline2uk

I managed to get made redundant five times before I was 33. Two jobs I got made redundant from before I even started, which must be a record.

It's cliched but it's always worked out for the better for me, a couple of big pivots in industry, but the opportunities have always worked out for the better. I actually weighed up whether to take redundancy again a couple of weeks ago, the job market is good at the moment, it's a tempting proposition! Sure you'll find something befitting. 

Loco- class 81

coach- Mk2 pullmans

Wagon- FFA? FGA? container flats

Very competently played Martin @port perran but not as much fun as Solstice! Nevertheless, they are a popular band. BTW, the violinist is Claire Lindley who spent some time with Stackridge.

I am very pleased to now have tickets to see Solstice at Milton Keynes in September.

Cheers,

Tim 

I think I saw them once on Jools Holland's show and, sadly, was not particularly keen

If you can think of a suitable title for such a website I'll file it under that name

Moving on from Solstice, here is another promising new wave prog rock band that I've stumbled upon.
This is Apollo by Big Big Train :

https://youtu.be/u7i3sGCv5hc?si=_RVCytkRnVq3EY-d

A big sound with seven, I think, in the band plus a brass section.
Again, as in Solstice, the fiddle brings an added dimension.
I feel that this track loses its way on occasions but on the whole it is promising.
Cheers
Martin