P.Allen Smith and I at the Pottery Fair. Photo by Martha Hartley. Before I get to tomatoes, I thought I would share the above photo take...

I unloaded the kiln earlier this week between work at MESDA (Museum of Early Southern Decorative Arts). Tomorrow, I get to be on the groun...

We have honeybees at the farm primarily to pollinate the produce and crops. I would say we are more or less lazy beekeepers except in the ...

I may have jinxed myself, but I cracked the kiln slightly this evening since it was getting down below 500 degrees Fahrenheit. I'm hop...

Rim of a flowerpot during the kiln firing I am quite remorseful that I have not posted for several weeks, and will try to catch you up t...

 We were heading to check on the chickens the other evening and as we approached their blue tarp-covered house, we noticed it looked like...

Uzziah Kendall jug, second quarter of the 19th-century On Facebook the other day, I penned a quick letter to a potter I have been rese...