The trials and tribulations of Paul Jessop living in the lovely Somerset village of Barrington setting up Barrington Pottery.
Sunday 24 August 2008
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3 comments:
I find that if you use it you won't need to be such a dirty little pugger, might help if you keep it out of the wind (the pug mill I mean), nice hills by the way (a bit Tolkiens Hobbiton round by you isn't it).
Do you wrap the end and the putting in bit in plastic and tie it up?
I loike your show room bit, it's not a draughty corner is it? Do't want thngs blowing over.
This corner is ok not windy at all and I've screwed all the boxes together.
and yes the end of the pugmill now has a plasic bag over the end with a rubber band and the feed hole has a damp sponge in it with a bit of plastic.
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