Wow, this is both enlightnening and encouraging. I have some real old
clay sitting wrapped up and aging in storage and I was hesitant to even
try using it. My shop is not heated and its real brutal to try to work
clay in the cold, so I've got some 500 pounds just waiting for warmer
days. Right now Spring is breaking here in Tennessee and although I was
planning on buying fresh clay, I don't have pug mill money, I'm going
give this old stuff a try. Everytime I visit here I learn something
new, lol, about the second oldest profession.