So the question is- Does this
and this
and this, equal a full wood kiln? Hope so....
Lastly some wet slip for you connoisseurs of the stuff.
I spent yesterday on my bike taking part on the Diva 100 in aid of Action Medical Research. Four of us from Castle Douglas-ish were there up in Fife along with lots of other women for the day. It started cold and almost frosty and so I thought I'd not need my sun cream and I certainly wasn't carrying anything that I didn't need to carry - oops! Sun burnt arms now. I don't know that neck of the woods at all, we started at Tullialan, then out to Cullross (I know a potter here), Valleyfield, Kelty, round the eastern side of Loch Leven to Milnathort (I know a potter here), then along some little roads and back down to Tullialan almost via Dollar but not quite "if you get to Dollar you've gone too far" (saw a sign for another potter I know on the home leg). What a wonderful route, really great, slightly busier on some roads that the roads we are used to here but we had a stunning day for it and the views were magnificent. Great fun day and with great company. Today I feel just dandy too, always a pleasant surprise.
It does look suspiciously like a kilnfull!
ReplyDeleteThat was a good ride-and never forget suncream/moisturiser..if the sun don't get you, the wind will!!
Load er up and if she's not full call some of those potters you were talking about.
ReplyDeleteI think you've got a kiln full there for sure!
ReplyDeleteThe ooohh men are fun - very whimsical. Love them!
Fun little men! I can't wait to see how they turn out. Love your work.
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Quit sleeping and get to loading! Nakid men!
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