Breakfast  ———-
After two days of fun, we were undecided on what to do today. Except for
breakfast… where I corrupted Amy with peanut butter & syrup on her waffle!

One Final Pottery Stop ———-
We had original planned on hiking all day. But then felt somehow obligated
to do another pottery stop! So it was back to Bob Briscoe’s for one last time!
And it was great… so much more relaxed than the days before. A slower start
in the morning with fewer people – and a LOT fewer pots on the shelves. In fact,
several of the shelves had disappeared and the remaining work condensed down.

Bob Briscoe & Suze Lindsay ———-
We had a great opportunity to chat with Suze & Bob for almost an hour.
We talked about the tour, how it has changed, all the work involved, as well as
what Amy & I are doing in clay. They’re both familiar with Lillstreet Art Center,
so they know some of the same people. It was refreshing & inspiring to talk with
these two who have so much experience & knowledge to share. And they did.
Thank You Bob. Thank You Suze.

The Interstate State Park  ———-
So we finally got to the hike we had planned on. A little later than expected.
But still exciting to get outside and enjoy the nice weather & beautiful scenery.

The Drive Home ———-
So I guess it only makes sense that at some point I had to face the long drive home.
After our hike, we said our goodbyes and head of fin our own cars. The drive was a lot
easier during the daytime hours… but not so much fun through the construction zones
where it went down to one lane!

By the time I finally got home… I was relieved.
And yet so inspired after a great weekend full of pottery, friends & camaraderie!
Special thanks to Bob Briscoe for spearheading the event and keeping it growing.

Bob: If you ever need a new potter for the Tour… I’m available!