You found it, right?
Michael

Nope, It seems to have gone away.

LOL At it again, Lin, huh? Well, this is a good time for dreams and maybe making a commitment to fulfilling them.

A big ol' barn with lots of room for storing 'tufa ingredients and WIP. Not drafty so it can be heated during the winter. Sloped floors so they can be hosed off to easily clean up. And the barn should be out in the country so your neighbors won't wonder what the heck you're doing in the middle of the night when you're stuck with a brilliant 'tufa idea and absolutely have to try it out right away.

Oh jeesh, as long as we're fantasizing... with a private airport and jet so we can fly in our 'tufaneer friends to personally share 'tufa stories and ideas! The jet could have a cargo area for flying in XI from around the country...

peak

Nope, it's still there. Check this out...

Here is a link that might be useful: Tufastock search

Guess I jumped the 'tufa gun--not the right one. Guess it fell off.

Bless Google!

Here is a link that might be useful: Tufastock 05

Oh, great. I've moved 2,500 miles further away from TSG0 (Tufastock ground zero). But I am close to the original Woodstock location...

peak

Here is a link that might be useful: {{gwi:65443}}

Are we still doing this? Otherwise, I'm going to make alternate plans to visit Heronswood and Little and Lewis. I'm going to try to hit all of the big ones this summer.

Deb

I will still be here but I am not sure who else is still interested. I am thinking I shoud repost about the first of June and see what interest there is. Will that give you enough time to make your plans Deb?

You bet--thanks Lyn!

Deb

I'm still interested! Of course I have no idea what life will throw my way by then but it's in my plans.

Please help. I need to purchase very large hyper tufa molds to make extra large pots for a community project. We want to put the pots on street corners to beautify our neighborhood. Any store suggestions? On line order place. Googled but came up with nadda...the pressure is on..don't want the neighbors frustrated. Thanks!