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No need for high-tech clay working in New England. If you wanted a hard bowl, you could use a piece of granite to carve out a sandstone bowl, pestle, or whatever. New England grows one thing well - rocks. ;-) Thus speaks a (originally native) Connecticut-an (-er? -ite?).
You are only wretched and unworthy if you choose to be.
Cheers,
Bryan
You are only wretched and unworthy if you choose to be.
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