We arrived later than expected, road-weary and sleepy. Tim and Nina immediately made us feel welcome and quickly oriented us in the loft. We spent two wonderfully restful nights in this unique and unusual space, located in close proximity to the Hopewell Rocks and Cape Enrage. We didn't have the opportunity to chat with Tim until our departure, at which time he happily discussed his pottery - and music: He is a cellist who has issued a number of CDs. If we had it all to do over again I would choose to spend more time talking with our hosts than touring the countryside! A charming footnote: While at Hopewell Rocks we talked for a bit with Kevin Snair and were charmed by his videos of a peregrine falcon laying an egg and, later, feeding her chicks. After we left the Potter's Loft we opened a CD of Tim and Nina's, only to find that the layout was credited to Kevin Snair - and we suspect it was the same man that we'd talked to the day before. The world is indeed a small place.