You mean you don't regularly get those temperatures in California? (sorry, the sarcasm's kicked in again).
Ken, I think I'm going to sit on the name until I get the bass, and I'll see what it inspires. Whilst looking at the pattern on the original piece of wood chosen for the top (241 in the superb walnut woodbank) a friend said it looked to him like an eagle flying through the hands of God, which I thought was pretty incredible (I also saw it as an eagle hovering over a mountain with hills and a valley below). Unfortunately my Elvish doesn't quite run that far, so I've got some reading up to do (and I've still got to get that book)! Not that I've settled on that of course...in fact this could be as tough as deciding the top wood!
BTW, I spoke to James at the Bass Centre on Friday who informed me that both the bass and Graham had arrived back safely, and the bass was in storage (I didn't know they had to quarantine basses!). Apparently I should be receiving it some time towards the end of next week. Graham apparently described the bass as beautiful...
Cheers
Shaun