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| An Asheville potter, Kyle Carpenter |
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| The big green engine appeared on the tracks right behind the booths, with a man on guard in case anyone got in the way! |
While waiting for our turn at lunch, we saw this lovely old home across the street.
Yes, there's one final chapter coming!
Today's Quote:
Today, more than ever before, life must be characterized
by a sense of Universal responsibility, not only nation to nation and human
to human, but also human to other forms of life.
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His
Holiness the Dalai Lama
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I must share how disappointed we were that the Jared House restaurant was "closed for the season." They sure missed a crowd of hungry customers!
ReplyDeletefir the first wonderful wall pieces how are they held together ?
ReplyDeleteAs you can just barely see on the left-most ones, there's a length of dark painted/stained wood behind the pieces, to which they were glued. This is the ceramicist, (C.F. Tomchik I think) who told me about E-6000 glue! It must work for her!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing your trip to Dillsboro. I am looking forward to tomorrows chapter.
ReplyDeletethanks Barbara, I have some of that e 6000 but have yet to use it I may try it on a couple of text projects to see how it holds up
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