a bisc firing tonight I’ve been back making pots for a week now and the hot weather has dried everything quickly, so I have packed most of it into the kiln and will be lighting up for a bisc tonight. twenty five bags of clay arrived today, I have work to make for Nic’s woodfire workshop in later August and for an exhibition in the Bath gallery, David Simon Contemporary in October. also the CPA slot system means I have to deliver some really good showcase work there at the end of November. meanwhile the lanes are full of beautiful plants (including a hemlock, which I have not noticed round here before) like these teasels hogweed is in season now the lanes are full of it walking best done really early while the shadows are still long the bracken still not quite uncurled and about half its eventual height barley in this field still very green and upright, but some of the early or autumn sown looks ripe already a great view from my garden since the hedge was tackled rather than tickled … I was accused yesterday of not keeping my blog up regularly … well since no-one comments I got a bit fed up with doing my best for y’all and not knowing if anyone even reads it … so please do comment! Post navigation in the green roadwalks early and late 6 Comments Love your blog Jane and always read it! Will comment in future! Like you, my inspirations come from daily walks with my dog. Tend to post my photos on instagram as it’s so quick. Reply I read and look at the pictures. Thoughtless not to comment I guess. Isn’t it strange to have passed midsummer while so much is yet to mature. I do love your flask / bottle forms and your spontaneity. Thank you for sharing your days. Reply Very nice!! You have been busy!! 😀 Reply thank you! it makes a lot of difference. yes, I post on instagram and twitter too, it’s great, totally instant, the blog takes more thought, and I have to resize all the photos and then upload them etc … Reply Hi Jane, I enjoy reading your blog and looking at your photos of the countryside but above all your bottles are great. Reply Superb blog and have read and loved your pots and plant observations. Very inspiring stuff, thank you Reply Leave a ReplyCancel reply This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.
Love your blog Jane and always read it! Will comment in future! Like you, my inspirations come from daily walks with my dog. Tend to post my photos on instagram as it’s so quick. Reply
I read and look at the pictures. Thoughtless not to comment I guess. Isn’t it strange to have passed midsummer while so much is yet to mature. I do love your flask / bottle forms and your spontaneity. Thank you for sharing your days. Reply
thank you! it makes a lot of difference. yes, I post on instagram and twitter too, it’s great, totally instant, the blog takes more thought, and I have to resize all the photos and then upload them etc … Reply
Hi Jane, I enjoy reading your blog and looking at your photos of the countryside but above all your bottles are great. Reply
Superb blog and have read and loved your pots and plant observations. Very inspiring stuff, thank you Reply