Ancient kilns

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• ChokeOnSmoke Posts: 1,434

  July 2011

  Great picture, very interesting!

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• Spring Chicken Posts: 9,252

  July 2011

  I've never been to a place where I could see the sky that well. On a good night we can see the moon and most days we can see the closest star.
  
  I've heard the story of those kilns before. Their operators meant business... They also didn't have front-end loaders and bagging machines. Had to be a dirty job for probably four-bits a day.
  
  Spring "My Lump Has Sweat In It" Chicken
  Spring Texas USA

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• Cpt'n Cook Posts: 1,915

  July 2011

  You might be surprised, they were the Carbonieri, Italian masons who were as powerful as the mafia back in those days. We visited those kilns on our drive out to see you and Judy.

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• cookn biker Posts: 13,272

  July 2011

  I remember that post Don.

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