Okay, well now we're over here where I have some finished pit fires and they are pretty tricky what they come out like when you do it the natural way. And that is you hear all the steps and they've been posted many times and there are all kinds of websites and it is easy. The basic steps are incredibly easy but it's what goes into it that takes a long time. And you have to have a passion and love to do this because there are so many areas for air and breakage and disappointment but when they come out they come out beautifully. But I see all kinds of pictures in them. You know after I get them done and I scrub them all off and they're all charred and black when they come out. I start seeing little little visions like the lone hiker here. Or the serpent coming out. And the ocean floor and the bison and only I can see these things but I have fun with it and it just makes it that much more interesting for anybody who would buy it. So to get there it looks like it's just earthy and beautiful and but and that's exactly what it does. The earth makes the the gorgeous hues and you can throw things in. You can certainly throw newspapers in and throw us in and you've heard the famous banana peel thing if you have been a pit fire you know they always bring up banana peels. Okay we throw them banana peels. I've never thrown any banana peels in and you can throw chemicals in it and it will give it a lot of coloration but I want to go right back to the Native American way and they did not throw anything in. They let the earth do the work and their chance and their prayers usually brought forth more beautiful objects than this. So I'm going to go around and show just a few of the tricks how I start the whole process. So you see that bowl over there that would not be a pit fire. I try and keep within the traditional images of the Native Americans and they were used for storage mostly. The bowls you can't use and this really you can't use but for dry products and that's what they used them for. Storage of corn, maize and so you would make something on the wheel or coil bill and when you begin this is this is in leather hard stage. This is I have already finished this but probably the thing that takes the most amount of time is the burnishing and that's the most important step. So after you've made your piece and it's leather hard they used a stone they would use different things they'd use corn cobs this is for visual they would use all kinds of things everybody has their favorite this is my favorite and you just sit and you lovingly burnish over and over until it gets a high sheen. Now this is dried out somewhat but the high sheen is there and that's what you want because this would not look like this without this burnishing. So after you've done this for sometimes it takes hours depending on if you have a lot of purposes then you were going to dry out completely and you can fire it first firing in a kill but traditionally put it in the earth and start your fire. The steps are there I could go on and on about the steps but basically you're letting that fire and mother earth come up and roar around it and bring all those hues and colors and it depends on the atmosphere of that day too. They can all come out very differently on different days and the different places that you would pit fire to the earth will bring out different colors. So after you get that out you have that and then you wax. This is a special southwestern wax that I'm always in need of and I can only get it on the internet now. So this is the wax that I use, seven coats and you seven coats and then you dry it and then you you know keep going over it and that also will seal it and once again traditionally they use pinion oil or pitch and I used to be able to get pinion oil and it would come to me like this and it was very thick. The smell is still there it takes your breath away but the pinion tree is going through a human devastation basically is what's happening and this is no longer available right now. So that's one of the sad things we hope that you know we don't destroy anything like that in the Native American way because they need that pitch and things like that. So after you've gotten that all ready to go you just look at it see all kinds of things in it. This is a fairly new one too and I have yet to see an image I've looked and there is an image though. You know it's strange how these things happen you know you'll be looking at the same piece over and over and I am seeing a woman's face with some lipstick here and a pot over here and I am here and a body here and probably only I see it but that's the fun of it. That's my pit fire.