F.Chapman Baudelot on fri 8 mar 02
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Oui, Edouard, ball clay is a hard one to translate: I just bought some=20
under the name of 'arcilla inglesa molida' (ground English clay), which=20
the seller explained to me was 'arcilla de bola', so who knows? 'Chamota'=
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(grog) however, is in general use all over Spain.
Spanish Spanish and South American Spanish differ about as much as do=20
English English and North American English, or French French and Qu=E9becois=
,=20
hehehe
I loved your golf ball joke, even if you are a dirty old man.
http://indalopottery.tripod.com/fenix.html
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