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Pots and some clay was brought by train from Lanzhou |
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We were driven to the village by taxi |
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A poster with the day's program hung in the village |
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Jin Le's father |
Jin Le, Professor of Sculpture and mayor of the village, with his father
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Clay had been prepared |
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Holes were dug and edged with bricks |
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Pots ready to be placed in the pit |
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Pots had been bisque fired beforehand |
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Fong lighting his pit fire |
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Pots laid between grass and wood |
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Keaton Wynn gathering firewood |
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Fire lit |
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The fire catches |
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Lunch |
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Lunch was served, some had bowls made last year from local clay |
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Pinchpot workshop |
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Jin Le's father making a pinch pot |
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The fire covered and left to burn down overnight |
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Recent wall carving in the village |
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Back to Lanzhou by high-speed train |
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