Very interesting. Thank you for sharing. It just shows the truesplendorsof the eras past. Not only was fashion and housing raised to impress, but even the basic things, like cards. The small items, porcelain, toiletries, and miniatureobjects of art, as equally impressive in creation, just as valuable stunning, as any necklace of palace.
Congratulations, an interesting concept you have!
Im sorry to have heard these realms are closed. Expressing the same feeling as those mentioned above, as well as in the post, I would like to take a moment to appreciate the work went into these sims. I may have not been part of the RP, but as with many of us here, I am an explorer, loving to visit sims that offered something different, or represented something special, which both of these realms did.
As sad as I am for the loss, I am also eager. I believe in holding onto the good memories. With the sims gone, these memories, of friends or architecture alike, mean more, becoming something golden. I have noticed a pattern in my time of SL, when one door closes, another opens. Ive seen again and again sims, reborn, or a new culture born of the old one after time. I hope oneday, we can enjoy more from those who founded these past realms.
I offer my gratitude, to the owners, to the builders, who offered yet another chapter which makes up the history of the courts.
Baron Rushcliffe
Welcome back, I wish you all the best.
I think that lady is more brilliant than the jewels 
FInally good of deception! Now our ladies can look the relgious and graceful part, even if some don;'t act it!
wooaahh! I need to get me some of these!
Its wonderful to hear the start of a new court. Through a friend, I have heard exceptional tales of the Palace, and now that the project is nearingcompletion(judging by the pictures) I wish you all thesuccess, and hope to visit in the future. Its an excellent idea to have a similar timeline - often, we have courtsseparatedby decades, which make things hard, considering someone's alive in one age ,and dead in the next lol, and perhaps in future, the courts couldintertwinedwith one another, instead of always beingseparatedwithin their own time. It looks wonderful, and I wish you all the best!
Best Regards
Welcome andCongratulationsDonna Wulfride Blitzen. This is a wonderfulendeavor, is something I look forward to taking part in (if times allows). Apart fromGrace, Ease, and Vigour, as Signor said, its also a good way to impress, and even lure the lovely ladies about. *glances around* (lol).
