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Extreme Ironing
Only in England...uh, well now around the world. We can't wait to post our first extreme ironing experience from Johsua Tree National Monument(right in our back yard). Check out the newest extreme sport at [link]. So multi-faceted, so appealing, so...extrememe.

Chuckwalla Fest is on!
Coming May 1st and 2nd is the first annual Chuckwalla Fest -- As part of the High Desert Living Arts (a 501c3 public benefit), we're up to our necks in many different aspects of this festival. It's amazing how it's coming together -- feeling very "done/danced" again as is just about everyone else i...
My dog, Goldie, wants to know ...
Why do people always have to do things "on purpose"?

Tip of the Day

When I throw off the hump, I use my wet wood knife to carve quite a bit below the piece (to give it stability for transporting off the hump) while the wheel is still spinning. Then I use my other hand to balance the piece on the wood knife and transfer onto a drywall square. The extra bit at the base is then trimmed into a foot when the piece is leather hard.