F.Chapman Baudelot on sun 26 may 02
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Over the past few months, I have posted a few messages about my diesel kiln=
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with no response apart from much appreciated sympathy notes from a few kind=
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souls.
I have now come to the end of the line.
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technical help or suggestions, please visit the URL below (now entirely in=
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English and with several small jpgs).
Fran=E7oise in Spain
http://indalopottery.tripod.com/fenix.html
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Bacia Edelman on sun 26 may 02
Dear Francoise: I read your entire disaster story on the Net and
although I am NOT a kiln guru by any means, I want to
send you a big comfort hug for all that you have been
through since you tried to set up your studio in Spain.
I can't at the moment think of the name of it (may as soon
as I hit SEND) but there is an organization to which I
have donated money which helps craftsfolk who have had
fires or other disasters. I have no idea if what you have
gone through in Spain would qualify you or if, indeed, you
have to live in N. America for aid.
I just wanted to let you know how impressed I am to read
how you can handle solenoids and all those burner parts
which would melt me into my shoes.
I wish the Potters' Council could help you. I have no ideas
but we do have wonderfully kind and knowledgeable folk among
us. All I can do is care very much and hope something will
change your luck.
On a personal note, looking as usual for something lost (slides
in this case) I came across one of your beautiful short stories
that you sent me from Canada many yrs. ago. Besides putting
your story on the Net, perhaps you could turn it into a
Survivor story for one of the journals, which mostly deal
with success. You write beautifully.
Bacia
Madison, Wisconsin, U.S.A.
At 11:46 PM 05/26/2002 +0200, you wrote:
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>I have now come to the end of the line.
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>Fran=E7oise in Spain
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>http://indalopottery.tripod.com/fenix.html
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claybair on mon 27 may 02
Françoise,
What a nightmare.
Sorry I cannot offer any technical help but do have a suggestion.......try
contacting some kiln gurus directly. Their email addresses are frequently
listed in PMI, CM, CT magazines at the end of their articles.
Too bad you are not in the USA...... you'd have a great lawsuit!
Gayle Bair
Bainbridge Island, WA
http://claybair.com
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From: F.Chapman Baudelot
Over the past few months, I have posted a few messages about my diesel kiln
with no response apart from much appreciated sympathy notes from a few kind
souls.
I have now come to the end of the line.
If anyone is interested, especially those who might finally offer some
technical help or suggestions, please visit the URL below (now entirely in
English and with several small jpgs).
Françoise in Spain
http://indalopottery.tripod.com/fenix.html
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