It's here! It's here! It's finally here! The cover art for Album 52! Woohoo! I looks awesome! Phew. Okay. Tell me what you think of it in the comments.
     The location of the pic was announced in an episode of the Official podcast's newest episode. But also in the podcast, they announce the winners of the first annual Averies!

In case you haven't checked every other blog and are only a devoted fan of my blog and don't read anyone else's blog, then here's some news. Phew! That was a mouth-full. Anyway, Odyssey went to space! Col. Terry Virts, a huge Odyssey fan, went to space bringing with him the album, "For God and Country". He was on a Focus broadcast, which you can listen to plus see a slide show, here. This is a picture made to welcome him home.
     Also, it is not new, but I recently saw it on CBD's website, the "Adventures in Odyssey" tumbler. If you don't know what a tumbler is, it's a big cup with a top and a plastic straw. Also, there's a picture to the right. You can see/buy it here.

In the April issue of Clubhouse Magazine, there is an Odyssey poster done by artist Gary Locke. That is it to the right. It is a take off of the band the Beatles album "Abbey Road". Abbey Road is actually the name of a road in London. If you look close to the top-right of this picture, you see a clock tower. Which has something to do with Album 52. In London, there is a famous clock tower called Big Ben. Supposedly, Album 52 will be in London. And it will involve Big Ben. Curiously enough, Wooton is on the art. And it just happens that a town that Wooton was named after Wootton Bassett is in England, too. Tell me what you think in the comments.