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My favourite tree of the moment. Oh but that might make my other favourite trees upset, my favourite tree that I see every time I sit in my kiln shed. Phew think I got away with that one.
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Slop on the top. A jolly lovely mix of
fire clay and vermiculite and
glooped up there as insulation. Oh and the frog? What frog, spot the frog. That frog has a story. It was once upon a time abandoned and homeless
in a charity shop in
Dumfries, spotted through the window (a bit like the beginning of
Bagpuss really but less old, saggy cloth cat, baggy, and a bit loose at the seams like - look it up if you're lost).
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Dan mentioned that he thought it was only in Scotland that
the bricks could get green with moss. How about this that I've been cultivating then?
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Then this
afternoon we laid the base for the firebox, here's the former in place for that, hopefully we'll build it
monday. I'm popping over west to hopefully give Andy a hand with the first firing of his kiln on
sunday. He reckons it'll take 24 hours, I won't be there the whole time but should have something to report about it and some pictures after the weekend. Have a good
weekend all.
looking so good hannah.. its going to be nice and snug warm in there while firing...
ReplyDeleteYes, looking great Hannah - moss, frog and all.
ReplyDeleteThere's a heat wave warning for this summer. No Kiln required.
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