So I'm Lindsay Howarth of Howarth Hill, a small batch pottery in Burwick, Maine. Right on Route 236, the corner of Newdam and 236, you may have seen the big red barn. So I've been making pottery for about 20 years. I started when I was 15. And I moved to Burwick in 2010. My husband and I live in his family farm. They've been here since the 50s. And we recently transformed one of the barn stalls into my pottery studio. And I work in cone six white stoneware or porcelain. And I have some vivid color glazes. I also teach classes here. And I teach at sanctuary arts and chases, garage in York, Maine. This is Sheridan Cudworth, my guest artist today. She is from Kiddery, Maine. And she specializes in this beautiful pit fire pottery here. And cone 910 reduction firing as well. Yeah, I mean, I don't know if I'm specializing in cone 10. I'm still learning cone 10 firing. But it's a magical journey that you learn something different every time. But pit fire I really love because it is based on the atmosphere. It's also the most primitive form of firing pottery. And mostly the colors that I get are from organic matter. So I work out of Red Door Pottery Studio in Kiddery, Maine. I also teach at sanctuary arts with Lindsay. So this is my electric kiln where I fired a cone six. And I use a white clay body, a white stoneware. Sometimes I use porcelain. And I'm Howard Hill Pottery. And here's a few examples of the things I make. I have hanging planters. I work with a local macrame artist in South Burwick. And she makes all this beautiful macrame work. And mugs and functional wear are a lot of my specialties. You can also find my pottery at HS Merck and Tile in South Burwick. And that will butcher and dilly. So anytime you are driving by, you're welcome to stop by and say hello. I'm typically working in the studio unless I'm out teaching. You can find me always at the Burwick Winter Market, which is over now for the season. But I do have events all summer long. And you can check my website, howarthhillmain.com. And catch me in Kiddery, York, up in Portland for a show.