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Been playing with glass
May. 18th, 2007 11:02 pmFused glass. I've done glass painting before, I've done copper-foiling, I've done lamp-working. Wentz Stained Glass Studio, in Gettysburg, offered 30-min workshops in fused glass, so I had a play.
May. 18th, 2007
Thursday, Friday
May. 18th, 2007 11:07 pmThursday - finished going round the battlefield tour. Looked at one of the few museums we hadn't done before, Lee's headquarters. Some more shops at the "sutlers" end of town, then went for a look at "downtown" Gettysburg (see post about fused glass). Back to base early for some concentrated dossing, and web-searching for somewhere to stay. Trying to find somewhere in Amish country with internet access was ironic, in a way.
Friday - moving on. Picked up my pendant, then drove off towards York, and Lancaster (no, these are the American copies that bear no resemblance to the originals beyond the names, they are not at war). One museum on the way - the National Watch and Clock museum. Skipped both city centres. And on, via some minor roads and Amish communities, to our home for the last 3 nights of our stay - the Motel 6, near Gordonville. It's cheap, it's clean, the internet access is fine, but it does not do luxuries like breakfast. Free coffee, yes.
Friday - moving on. Picked up my pendant, then drove off towards York, and Lancaster (no, these are the American copies that bear no resemblance to the originals beyond the names, they are not at war). One museum on the way - the National Watch and Clock museum. Skipped both city centres. And on, via some minor roads and Amish communities, to our home for the last 3 nights of our stay - the Motel 6, near Gordonville. It's cheap, it's clean, the internet access is fine, but it does not do luxuries like breakfast. Free coffee, yes.