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Glazed bisque ware ready for loading into the kiln DAY 1 |
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Gas fired kiln for Graduate Ceramics Class |
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Record photo of partially filled kiln |
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Full load |
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Breann and Janis finishing the first layer of the opening |
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Ian and Breann |
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Second layer of brick over the opening. Joyce Michaud starting the interior drying heat. |
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Covering the entrance with mud |
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More mud, |
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Mud everywhere except the peep holes |
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| Measuring the sample site on the Monocacy River in northern Frederick County. The object of the trip was to chart the movement of invasive "rusty" crayfish. This the the 7th year of the study in conjunction with NRS. |
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| Setting the nets for the crayfish and beating the water. |
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| Examining and collecting the first samples |
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| Instructor Ron Albaugh identifying and monitoring the count |
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| Moving to Piney Creek for samples in a tributary of the Monocacy |
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| Piney Creek was deeper. |
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| A found object !! |
