Pamela Hall and Twin Moons Pottery
The exploration of the Washington County, Maryland Pottery Trail by the South Mountain Journal brings us to ceramic artist Pamela Hall in the hip and historic town of Hagerstown, Maryland. The owner of Twin Moon Pottery, Pamela creates beautiful functional art for home and to accent your life in both porcelain and stoneware.
Hunt Prothro – Artist, Art, and Legacy
Potter and ceramic artist Hunt Prothro is part of a unique pottery lineage. He is an accomplished artist whose work has attracted collectors from around the world. His ceramics are not just functional objects but works of art meant to be admired and appreciated. He is one of the artists on the Washington County, Maryland Pottery Trail which is Maryland’s only pottery trail. Dive in and meet this enchanting artist, see his work, and discover how you can create new memories on the pottery trail.
Honeybees Work Hard to Stay in Step with Climate Change
Honeybees walk a tightrope as they balance life within the hive ecosystem. They do not hibernate during the winter but maintain their hive with a constant rhythm, responding to what is happening outside.
M4 Studios, Where the Pottery Trail Began
Following the Pottery Trail, we met with M4 Studios, run by artist and potter Kirke Martin, has two galleries, one called the “Roadside Gallery”, which is situated outdoors alongside the road, and a traditional curated indoor gallery.
Blessed With Lumber – a Family Business Finds a Place in the World
Blessed With Lumber – a Family Business Finds a Place in the World
“I am blessed with lumber, I guess is what my problem is,” Keith Schoonover said with a grin on a frosty March morning, as he looked over the rim of his glasses at me. Steam from his breath formed a white pillar that hung for a moment at the edge of his grey woolen beard as I pondered what he meant. We walked from one of the two rustic weathered lumber sheds back to the barn.
