Hollis on sat 18 aug 07
Marcia, go to the clay center in Kecskemet, near Budapest. It's just an
hour or so by train and it's pretty cool.
Hollis Engley
Hatchville Pottery
E. Falmouth, MA
hatchvillepottery.com
On Aug 19, 2007, at 1:55 PM, Susan B. Yager wrote:
> Thanks for the insider info on what to see in and near Calgary,
> Alberta! Sounds like plenty to keep me occupied.
>
> From the conference in Calgary we're headed for a vacation in Europe
> (my first time). Our nephew is getting married in Chur, Switzerland,
> on Sept. 29. In addition to the wedding, there's an annual festival
> there that weekend dedicated to the music and dress of the 70s. It's
> called Schlagerparade Festival (translation: Hit Parade Festival?). I
> don't know if that can qualify as a traditional folk festival, but it
> should be interesting!
>
> Anyway, our travels in Europe will likely include some time in
> Germany, Austria, Hungary (land of my ancestors), and northern Italy
> in addition to Switzerland. I'd appreciate any suggestions as to
> potters, potteries, galleries and other points of interest.
>
> Sooz
> S.E. Virginia
>
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Marcia Selsor on sun 19 aug 07
Hollis,
I am not the one trvelling to Europe with this question.
Thabks for Kecskemet. I will go there sometime.
Marcia
On Aug 18, 2007, at 4:37 PM, Hollis wrote:
> Marcia, go to the clay center in Kecskemet, near Budapest. It's
> just an
> hour or so by train and it's pretty cool.
> Hollis Engley
> Hatchville Pottery
> E. Falmouth, MA
> hatchvillepottery.com
>
> On Aug 19, 2007, at 1:55 PM, Susan B. Yager wrote:
>
>> Thanks for the insider info on what to see in and near Calgary,
>> Alberta! Sounds like plenty to keep me occupied.
>>
>> From the conference in Calgary we're headed for a vacation in Europe
>> (my first time). Our nephew is getting married in Chur, Switzerland,
>> on Sept. 29. In addition to the wedding, there's an annual festival
>> there that weekend dedicated to the music and dress of the 70s. It's
>> called Schlagerparade Festival (translation: Hit Parade
>> Festival?). I
>> don't know if that can qualify as a traditional folk festival, but it
>> should be interesting!
>>
>> Anyway, our travels in Europe will likely include some time in
>> Germany, Austria, Hungary (land of my ancestors), and northern Italy
>> in addition to Switzerland. I'd appreciate any suggestions as to
>> potters, potteries, galleries and other points of interest.
>>
>> Sooz
>> S.E. Virginia
>>
>> _____________________________________________________________________
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>> melpots@pclink.com.
>>
>
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Marcia Selsor
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Susan B. Yager on sun 19 aug 07
Thanks for the insider info on what to see in and near Calgary, Alberta! =
Sounds like plenty to keep me occupied.
From the conference in Calgary we're headed for a vacation in Europe (my =
first time). Our nephew is getting married in Chur, Switzerland, on =
Sept. 29. In addition to the wedding, there's an annual festival there =
that weekend dedicated to the music and dress of the 70s. It's called =
Schlagerparade Festival (translation: Hit Parade Festival?). I don't =
know if that can qualify as a traditional folk festival, but it should =
be interesting!
Anyway, our travels in Europe will likely include some time in Germany, =
Austria, Hungary (land of my ancestors), and northern Italy in addition =
to Switzerland. I'd appreciate any suggestions as to potters, =
potteries, galleries and other points of interest.
Sooz
S.E. Virginia
Marcia Selsor on sun 19 aug 07
Get a copy of Alexandra Copeland's "An Artist's travel Guide to
Ceramics Museums of Europe.
It is a great guide with recommendations' for restaurants and lodging
and transportation.
Marcia Selsor
http://marciaselsor.com
lela martens on mon 20 aug 07
Hi Sooz,
Google `tourist` or `clay` or `potters` or `galleries` or `ceramics` then
the country.
You will be up all night for a week.
Lucky you!
Lela
>Subject: Europe trip
>Anyway, our travels in Europe will likely include some time in Germany,
>Austria, Hungary (land of my ancestors), and northern Italy in addition to
>Switzerland. I'd appreciate any suggestions as to potters, potteries,
>galleries and other points of interest.
>
>Sooz
>S.E. Virginia
>
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>Send postings to clayart@lsv.ceramics.org
>
>You may look at the archives for the list or change your subscription
>settings from http://www.ceramics.org/clayart/
>
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>melpots@pclink.com.
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