It's a wrap

This week I've been thinking it's a wrap. My last rodeo! Know when to hold em, know when to fold em! Then that damn wood kiln gave me the firing of a life time. So many good surfaces! Damn it anyways! There is always just enough to keep ya wanting more. Andrew and I are cleaning pots and the kiln tomorrow and then we need a well deserved break so we are going down to Yellowstone to join the elk, the grizzlies, the wolves, the bison, the eagles and the wilds of this beautiful Montana. I am posting a few candid shots of some of the pots we are offering for sale thru The Bray. The Bray has been sooo good to us we want to contribute to this amazing place so they will get their commission. Not sure how it will happen but we will post better photos and alert you to the cyber opening. Thanks for your support of this journey. It has been amazing on so many levels. Here are some potsBottles with newman flashing slip!

Fattie jugs

Some divine jugs of Andrews. He suffered some big losses. He took it on the chin and soldiered thru. Some very quiet little sweeties and cups all the potters keep picking up. It's been a loooong time since I had a kiln load this good. Thanks to the residents that helped fire, special thanks to Andrew who is a work horse an to The Bray for this journey that has kept me in the game. T