Friday again?! Whoosh – did you feel that week go by? Although, if asked I’ll deny it, I think it’s true what they say - as we get older gain life experience, life experience gains speed!!!
This week I’m going to share a discovery I made while visiting the scenic area of Browns Flat, New Brunswick this summer. As I mentioned in a previous post on cedar shake shingles, we spent a week in a cottage in NB this summer surrounded by family, water (in the form of rain mostly), campfires, good food and wine and the occasional visit from friends.
During our time in the area we happened to stop in at a local potter’s shop. Darren Emenau of MNO Pottery (did you catch that slight of name???) creates some amazingly unique pieces from his self-built wood fired kiln on his property near Browns Flat. We found Darren by stopping by his country store on highway 102.
Darren produces a variety of pottery lines, some of which use local materials indigent to New Brunswick. Here are a few examples:
Please visit Darren’s website www.mnopottery.com, and if you are in the area, stop by his charming country store to see his work in person! I’m certainly glad I did.
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