Can Anyone guess where this kiln is located?
Hint: it's in a U.S. town, named after an English town.
Thursday, June 11, 2009
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10 comments:
Plymouth? Plimith plantation?
nope.
i am liking Birmingham but betcha I am wrongo
Cambridge, MA?
It looks like the kilns at Stoke-on-Trent where Wedgewood is made.
It's a bottle kiln. All I can think of is Trenton, NJ??? I'm obsessed with challenges. Except the challenge of driving in lightening and thunder storms.
to be revealed tomorrow. Keep guessing.....
New London.
Changed my mind. New Manchester WV. Up by Homer Laughlin China Clay Co. Should be in the Road Side Guide to Geology.
John Britt
Britt's the closest. The kiln is in East Liverpool, OH, along the Ohio River. It is near Homer Laughlin.
Yay!
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