[Sca-cooks] warehouse was Historic Pottery source OT

[Olwen the Odd]

It's really a very nice warehouse.  No cement floors except the ground 
floor.  I'm on 2-south.  Nice wooden plank floors.  The big open floors were 
broken up into smaller spaces on some of the floors.  There is a huge 
open-sided service elevator in the back which goes all the way down to open 
in the alley.  That makes for really easy packing and unpacking the car for 
Pennsic and other events.  The owner put a heavy duty washer and dryer in on 
the 4th floor north, my utilities are included but I don't have control of 
the heat in winter as the entire building is run off of one boiler so I 
usually run the air conditioner or fans cuz it's pretty hot.  Heck, there is 
even a thrift store on the ground floor north!  Yeah, I like it lots.  And 
it's under $4 a sq ft.
Olwen

>I am extremely jealous. Is it really a warehouse? We thought about that
>but can't take the cement floors.
>
>Elewyiss
>
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>[mailto:sca-cooks-bounces at ansteorra.org] On Behalf Of Olwen the Odd
>Sent: Thursday, March 25, 2004 5:04 PM
>To: sca-cooks at ansteorra.org
>Subject: RE: [Sca-cooks] Historic Pottery source
>
>
>Ah, the joys of living in a warehouse!  One really huge room and a wall
>built to seperate a bit off for personal stuff.  Every time I get more
>stuff
>I simply rearrange to fit my likings.  Of all the interests that have
>their
>own special benches, etc, my kitchen area is the largest.  I also have a
>
>sitting/tv/foozball area, a computer area, a sewing area, a lampwork
>area, a
>woodwork area, an arts area, and bookshelves everywhere.  And I don't
>even
>have to be domestic...or quiet.  Nothin like a good game of frizbee in
>the
>hall.
>Olwen
>
> >I have a similar problem - I moved everything to the basement for my
> >kitchen
> >re-model, and then injured my back, so I've had a slow time of bringing
> >things back up.  In the mean-time, other items have taken the place of
>the
> >first set of interesting cooking apparatus. (So no, I don't really have
>
> >room
> >for lots of nifty pottery cooking vessels either, but one can dream...)
> >Christianna
> >
> >The brain boggles-- how does one find space for cooking vessels if one
> >doesn't have space for books? This is a neat trick and I need to know
> >how to do it since all my event cooking stuff is living in the basement
>
> >and more and more of my cooking stuff is working its way down there
> >because I don't have room in my kitchen. *sob*
> >
> >-- Jadwiga Zajaczkowa,
> >
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