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Author Archives: Ruiha Smalley
Kiln Features
Here is a new image from the work at the kiln site. We are recording as we go and as volunteers backfill the site. Here you can see the two internal flues and the inside of the two stokeholes. We … Continue reading
Kiln update from Shorne Woods
The photo’ shows the arch of one of the stoke holes. The heat has caused vitrification of the bricks. We now have the floor of the kiln so while work will continue within the kiln attention will also focus on … Continue reading
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Upcoming event
Hands on History Symposium: Mudlarks of the Thames Foreshore Two-day symposium bringing together practising mudlarks & academic researchers in a blend of presentations, short talks & panel discussions. Mudlarks of the Thames Foreshore is a two-day symposium which brings together practising … Continue reading
Kiln summer update
This photo shows a corner of the structure with a possible (sealed) ‘wicket’ gate allowing access inside the kiln. Running parallel to this wall towards the stoke hole left of centre, is the flue allowing hot air to circulate under … Continue reading
20th Anniversary celebrations
Today we got together at Shorne Woods and celebrated our 20th year. Thank-you to the team for putting together the food, drinks and details about our work over the past two decades. At the cutting of the cake (a fabulous … Continue reading