High Bridge Pottery

Thank you for the offer but it is a bit of a drive from here They are rebuilding a hydrogen kiln at work that has about 6 brick thick walls so there's plenty for me to sort through and find the good ones.

I had a load you could have had.  Essex tho'.  

Yea, found a job making/testing ceramic colour standards. We just glaze tiles in different specific colours and sell them to people to calibrate their sensors/machines.

Haha. Going to fire the results today.

Hi Catherine, not quite sure how you ended up posting to my profile but you should start a new thread in Studio Operations and Making Work - https://community.ceramicartsdaily.org/forum/22-studio-operations-and-making-work/ should be an orangeish button saying "start new topic"

Hi Catherine, not quite sure how you ended up posting to my profile but you should start a new thread in Studio Operations and Making Work - https://community.ceramicartsdaily.org/forum/22-studio-operations-and-making-work/ should be an orangeish button saying "start new topic"

Beautiful garden. You never know how much stuff you have until you pack it up and move it  I wish you well in finding a new home.

Thank you for finding out the answer  thought that was probably the case but I had to ask.

Hi Joel, admin thinks it best to link your archived thread to a new one. Saves a few problems. Thanks.

Even though it had been archived, if it is relevant today, I think it should be resurrected!

Both I mean the reduction kiln is still a massive WIP so that will probably be on the back burner. Saying that so is my electric kiln controller. The only kiln that wasn't bodged by me needs a bit more juice so once I get that sorted it will be easy electric firings. 

Be safe! Enjoy your trip!

How fun! Lucky you!

Enjoy the trip! 

Oy
 

YAY! Fanfreakingtastic! Best of luck to you.

It's a foot in what may be a very big door for you...GOOD LUCK!

Good news indeed Joel. I am familiar with the Stoke on Trent area and it's long history in pottery. Several museums I have strolled through online, and several active potteries. Looking forward to your future pottery pieces.

Wow, life changing! Brave move, good for you!

My husband, son and I were vacationing in Orlando and went to see a Space shuttle launch.  They had been having trouble with the shuttle so launches weren't happening very often.  We took a chance and got up at 3 in the morning and drove to a look out point.   They almost cancel it three times and then decided to launch,  the roar of the engine was impressive but the shaking of the ground so far away was amazing.  We could have been a launch guest,  my husband's second cousin was head of the space shuttle program.  We decided to watch from a distance and not bother him even though other family members had.  My in-laws were special guest to see the Hubble telescope launched into space.    Denice

Would love to see one in person, it was awesome just watching the live stream.

Envy.  As a kid, I saw a mid-'50's rocket launch from the swamp (with quicksand--I remember my aunt warning me not to go wading) directly across from Cape Canaveral. Have never forgotten the awe and majesty of that. I think about that uplifting (pun intended) experience sometimes when I am feeling really down about the idiocy/greed/hatefulness of the human species. 

That's what kids are for  I used to type up most of my mums stuff because it would take me 1/10th of the time.

Haha I like that it is now orbiting the sun for the next billion years. It was his personal car if a bit of clever marketing. Also enjoyed the nod to Douglas Adams.

Haha I like that it is now orbiting the sun for the next billion years. It was his personal car if a bit of clever marketing. Also enjoyed the nod to Douglas Adams.