The Outtakes
The following are photos from the Community Temple Kiln Building. For more photos and narrative, scroll down to the next post or go HERE.
1. An inside job
2. Josh and Karl pondering the plans
3. Checking on the progress
4. The law of attraction
5. The mud that holds it all together
6. Noah's Ark?
7. Fixing a hole where the rain gets in
8. Very cool!
Comments
Colleen,
I came by to let you know that I have in fact posted a few pictures over the past week from the beach; check out the posts going back to the 20th or so.
That said, the pictures you've put up here are wonderful: they tell a story, and yet the composition of the images themselves are wonderful too.
Great post!
N.
Posted by: BreadBox | August 26, 2007 10:02 PM
The phrase "it takes a village" continues to filter through my head as I read these entries. I was raised to believe that we are only as strong as the communities that surround us. This experience proves it.
Lovely stuff, Colleen. Visiting from Michele's tonight...hope you enjoy the rest of the rapidly dwindling weekend.
Posted by: Carmi | August 26, 2007 10:08 PM
Looks like it was a helluva job - but that fun might have been had too... :-)
Posted by: Absolute Vanilla (and Atyllah) | August 27, 2007 5:30 AM
This is so exciting! He has worked so hard for this.
Posted by: Nancy | August 27, 2007 9:38 AM
Wow this is going to be some cool kinda place! A lot of work is going into this. I love the way the pictures the development. The one with the eyes peeking out is my favorite!
Posted by: Deana | August 27, 2007 11:22 AM
This is so cool Colleen! The last of our beehive kilns went out of production 5 or 6 years ago. I love the pottery business.
Posted by: Kat Campbell | August 27, 2007 12:33 PM
These are fabulous pictures and really give you the feeling of how this kiln is a work-of-art, in and of itself....! So happy to see these as well as the ones you previously posted....
I know that film you mentioned on my blog....I LOVED it....It had so much happening in it, not the least of which was the friendship of Redford and Freeman....I thoight it was deeply moving., and everyone was so good in it...And I LOVED the bear, too, didn't you?
Posted by: OldOldLady Of The Hills | August 27, 2007 11:59 PM
I was moved throughout the whole movie. Redford and Freeman's friendship was so deer and intimate for a couple of old (straight) cowboys. I'm glad we only have black bears here. The grizzly was scary.
The movie: An Unfinished Life is about grief, death, family, forgiveness, and the nature.
Posted by: colleen | August 28, 2007 9:16 AM