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view of closed up kiln. The kiln has cooled for a week.
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side view of kiln before opening
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My mother riding her mower out for the event
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my mother in disbelief that I am taking a picture of her on the mower
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I am removing the special sealant coating from the front of the kiln
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one of my daughters enjoying the day
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looking inside the kiln through the stoke hole
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our other daughter wishing she had her sun glasses
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one of our sons with grandma
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view of front of kiln before removing brick door
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our oldest son enjoying the shovel
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view of front tier of kiln through the firebox
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interior view of front of kiln
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detail of front of kiln: notice ash build up on hibusa pieces
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left detail of front of kiln: notice ash and it ability to change color of the glaze
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top view: looks like the large bowl is coming out with the shelf
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right top view: that teapot looks great! I lose about 20% of the work each firing
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view of me oogling my ware
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view of me chipping wads off
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view of back tier
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other view of back tier where residual soda fumed on the work
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view of back through the stoke hole
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view of all the work layout out from front to back
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front view of me readying to exit the kiln and really take a look at the work
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another view
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Jeff Guin's first anagama firing
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detail view of the load
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another view
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top view of work unloaded
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detail view of work unloaded
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