Taylor Hendrix on mon 5 dec 11
Howdy y'all:
I was wondering how many of my no-glaze comrades (saggar, nekkid,
alternative) are going to Seattle this year. I feel like I need to
talk shop. It's hard going it alone. I need some fresh energy. Perhaps
we should get together and make some noise, what what.
Or not
Peace out when you're about,
Taylor, in Rockport TX
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William & Susan Schran User on tue 6 dec 11
On 12/6/11 12:04 AM, "Taylor Hendrix" wrote:
> I was wondering how many of my no-glaze comrades (saggar, nekkid,
> alternative) are going to Seattle this year. I feel like I need to
> talk shop. It's hard going it alone. I need some fresh energy. Perhaps
> we should get together and make some noise, what what.
My plans are to be there, meet up with old friends, meet new friends, see
stuff, then look at some more stuff and enjoy some time away on the left
coast.
Bill
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William "Bill" Schran
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Snail Scott on tue 6 dec 11
On Dec 5, 2011, at 11:04 PM, Taylor Hendrix wrote:
> I was wondering how many of my no-glaze comrades (saggar, nekkid,
> alternative) are going to Seattle this year...
Finances are tight, but I (and my nasty engobe-and-
paint- oriented brain) are planning on being there.
-Snail
Dale Neese on tue 6 dec 11
Yes, I plan on making the trip.
Dale Tex
"across the alley from the Alamo"
Helotes, Texas USA
Paul Lewing on tue 6 dec 11
On Dec 5, 2011, at 9:04 PM, Taylor Hendrix wrote:
I was wondering how many of my no-glaze comrades (saggar, nekkid,
alternative) are going to Seattle this year.
When we had our first NCECA volunteer meetings here in Seattle and
were brainstorming about alternative spaces for clay shows, a space
directly across the street from the front door of the downtown Seattle
Art Museum was suggested as the perfect place for a naked raku show.
It was a strip joint called the Lusty Lady. Too bad it's gone out of
business.
Paul Lewing
www.paullewingtile.com
www.paullewingart.com
Allyson May on wed 7 dec 11
I lived in Seattle for 10 years (well, actually lived in Issaquah where =3D
I could look down on Seattle on a clear day). Can't wait to get back. =3D
See you there Taylor!
Peace,
Allyson May
www.stoneycreekpottery.com
J Motzkin on wed 7 dec 11
Hi Taylor,
I would love to talk naked (clay that is) with y'all, but I am not going to
NCECA in Seattle.
Best
...judy
www.motzkin.com
J. Motzkin Studio
7 tufts street
cambridge MA 02139
617.547.5513
Blog: Projects
Porcelain Forest on sat 11 feb 12
Hello,
Is there anyone going up to Seattle for the NCECA this year? I'm looking
for a ride share. I can of course foot some of the bill for gas!
Best,
Nathaniel D. Buckner
porcelain.forest@gmail.com
porcelainforest.tumblr.com
Lee Burningham on wed 15 feb 12
Howdy,
=3D20
I have a 57 passenger, top of the line, tour bus with empty seats, leaving =
=3D
Logan, Utah for Seattle NCECA early morning March 26, back in Logan the =3D
wee hours of Sunday, April 1st. $200 per person, roundtrip. Cheaper than =
=3D
flying, great companionship, and no baggage fees! Come join the pottery =3D
students from Logan High School, fellow potters, members of a panel =3D
discussion scheduled for the K-12 room Thursday, and anybody else that =3D
wants to ride along. Tremendously reduced group rates at a nearby hotel =3D
are also available.
=3D20
=3D20
Contact me at 435 881 0151 0r off list
=3D20
Lee Burningham
>>> Porcelain Forest 2/11/2012 11:05 AM >>>
Hello,
Is there anyone going up to Seattle for the NCECA this year? I'm looking
for a ride share. I can of course foot some of the bill for gas!
Best,
Nathaniel D. Buckner
porcelain.forest@gmail.com
porcelainforest.tumblr.com
sharonia628 on fri 6 apr 12
Hey guys,
What a great time I had in Seattle! So many great pots, so many nice
clayarters to chat with. My first time in the Pacific Northwest, in
Seattle, where I had to give in and buy an umbrella to keep all those DRY
raindrops (dry rain, Paul Lewing, sheesh....) off my head.
Such wonderful food, I loved Pike Market, how do all those flowers grow so
big with no sun? The clayart mug exchange was such fun, especially since I
got Stephanie's fabulous tile.
Here are some of my pictures. Enjoy!
http://www.flickr.com/photos/49187878@N04/sets/72157629383573142/
--
Sharon La Rocca Miranda
www.sharonmiranda.com
Greg Relaford on sat 7 apr 12
They feed coffee to those flowers..... Shhh, it's a secret!
On Apr 7, 2012 4:08 AM, "sharonia628" wrote:
> Hey guys,
> What a great time I had in Seattle! So many great pots, so many nice
> clayarters to chat with. My first time in the Pacific Northwest, in
> Seattle, where I had to give in and buy an umbrella to keep all those DRY
> raindrops (dry rain, Paul Lewing, sheesh....) off my head.
> Such wonderful food, I loved Pike Market, how do all those flowers grow s=
o
> big with no sun? The clayart mug exchange was such fun, especially since =
I
> got Stephanie's fabulous tile.
>
> Here are some of my pictures. Enjoy!
>
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/49187878@N04/sets/72157629383573142/
>
> --
> Sharon La Rocca Miranda
> www.sharonmiranda.com
>
Paul Lewing on sat 7 apr 12
On Apr 6, 2012, at 8:22 PM, sharonia628 wrote:
My first time in the Pacific Northwest, in
Seattle, where I had to give in and buy an umbrella to keep all those
DRY
raindrops (dry rain, Paul Lewing, sheesh....) off my head.
Yeah, it was a little wetter than normal during NCECA. Too bad.
Usually it just kind of mists for days on end. Sorry you all didn't
get to see MT. Rainier, although if you looked at just the right times
you might have seen the Olympics or the Cascades. But Rainier's where
it's at. It's where God lives in the summer.
Paul Lewing
www.paullewingtile.com
www.paullewingart.com
Url Krueger on sat 7 apr 12
On 04/07/2012 09:25 AM, Paul Lewing wrote:
> But Rainier's where
> it's at. It's where God lives in the summer.
>
I'll have to disagree with you on this one Paul.
Having lived North of Seattle for many years
Mt. Baker is by far superior to Rainier or Hood.
It is a magnificant multi-peaked volcano and
you can snow ski on it on the 4th of July. Today's
report show 305 inches of snow at Pan Dome.
That's over 25 feet or almost 8 meters of snow!
My favorite camping spot of all is on the
Nooksack river on the North side of Mt. Baker
where the trout are small but fighters and the
river runs aquamarine from glacial till.
In the summer you can hear the rumble
from chunks breaking off the glaciers higher
up on the mountain.
earl...
Les on sat 7 apr 12
Hey - What about Whistler, guys!
Les in Nanoose Bay (Vancouver Island)
On 2012-04-07, at 12:22 PM, Url Krueger wrote:
> On 04/07/2012 09:25 AM, Paul Lewing wrote:
>> But Rainier's where
>> it's at. It's where God lives in the summer.
>>
>
> I'll have to disagree with you on this one Paul.
>
> Having lived North of Seattle for many years
> Mt. Baker is by far superior to Rainier or Hood.
> It is a magnificant multi-peaked volcano and
> you can snow ski on it on the 4th of July. Today's
> report show 305 inches of snow at Pan Dome.
> That's over 25 feet or almost 8 meters of snow!
>
>
> My favorite camping spot of all is on the
> Nooksack river on the North side of Mt. Baker
> where the trout are small but fighters and the
> river runs aquamarine from glacial till.
> In the summer you can hear the rumble
> from chunks breaking off the glaciers higher
> up on the mountain.
>
> earl...
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