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    Three Chamber Wood Fired Noborigama constructed at Mass College of Art (in Boston) in 1976

    From the album: Kilns designed/constructed by John Baymore

    A wood fired climbing kiln that was fired in the Longwood Avenue section of Brookline (part of Boston) for many years. Afterburners on the chimney controlled the smoke outside the kiln building.

    © john baymore -all rigthts reserved

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