Sorry, I have to go. The third element is 'Visions éternelles' by Kjell Johnsen, who collaborated with Jan Garbarek on 'Aftenland'.
I think the 'W' must go to mercia, yes?
I think the 'W' must go to mercia, yes?
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He'd been better to go for Cliff in the sixties. Over to you Mercia for a Dubya!Comment
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sorry for the delay - I fell asleep
a W to geographically connect
Victoria de los Angeles's sometime agent
Lottie Preston
the composer of a concerto for Violin & Horn in A
the author of The Remains of the DayLast edited by mercia; 15-02-12, 03:34.Comment
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Originally posted by mercia View Post
I didn't think you ever slept, mercs.
Pacta sunt servanda !!!Comment
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But is you awoking now?
Have to go to work now...Pacta sunt servanda !!!Comment
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now and again. lovely day in prospect. clear blue skies. balmy.Originally posted by Flay View Post I didn't think you ever slept, mercs.
EDIT - big clue from Flay, as if you needed one.Comment
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Ethyl Smyth lived in Woking. Kazuo Ishiguro went to Woking Grammar School.Comment
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Lottie Preston and Wilfred van Wyck both died in Woking.Comment
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Originally posted by Norfolk Born View Post
well that was nice and straightforward wasn't it, if a little boring. Lottie also went under the name Adelina de Lara, should anyone be interested.
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I just popped back for a quick look. What gets me is: how do you think up these connections, mercs? Do you dream them? Or are you a Woking expert?Pacta sunt servanda !!!Comment
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Thanks to mercia for a nice, straightforward (but not boring) question, and to Flay for the hefty hint! I'll start thinking about an X/Y/Z/A.Comment
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She was once described as 'Britain's First Lady of Folk'; they were once a cat and mouse in human form; and he was once said to lack inexperience. Which 'Z' links them musically?Comment
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Bob Dylan?Originally posted by Norfolk Born View Post
[FONT=Comic Sans MS][I][B]Numquam Satis![/B][/I][/FONT]Comment
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