Sign and kiln tucked into a cliff near a Rye beach on Port Phillip Bay
back in other days
limeburning meant building dreams
gift from Mother Nature
Linking to:
Signs, Signs
Thursday, June 6, 2013
Limeburners' Kiln
Sign and kiln tucked into a cliff near a Rye beach on Port Phillip Bay
back in other days
limeburning meant building dreams
gift from Mother Nature
Linking to:
Signs, Signs
Labels:
haiku,
lime kiln,
limeburning,
micropoetry,
Rye,
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7 comments:
That is one cool-looking kiln! I love the large stone-work!
That is a great story about the kiln and it's products.
what a nice looking kiln.
That kiln is in fine shape!
good to be reminded of the history of a place
Its wonderful that they're looking after this important piece of history Gemma.
Very interesting and a beautiful kiln!
~Lindy
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