[Artemisia] Boccee - was Period Toys & Games Question

[ravenmacleod at comcast.net]

Actually I don't know how durable they are, someday when I have so free time I would like to try this out and see what comes of it, getting some or the red sand from southern Utah or maby some sand from White Sands New Mexico would be really neat!

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Raven MacLeod 
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En fides abunde virtus, en virtus abunde fides. 

If people knew how hard I worked to gain my mastery, it wouldnt seem so wonderful after all. --Michelangelo 


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From: "Raven DuLoche" <RavenDuLoche at FaeWood.org> 

> Fabulous! 
> 
> Thank you for finding/sending the link, these are gorgeous! It seems like 
> they'd be breakable, do you know anything about that? 
> 
> Raven 
> 
> Raven DuLoche 
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> Interesting thought htere is a Japanese art of making highly polished balls 
> of mud I'll have to see if I can find that again :) 
> 
> Oh here it is http://www.dorodango.com/about.html 
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> Raven MacLeod 
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> If people knew how hard I worked to gain my mastery, it wouldnt seem so 
> wonderful after all. --Michelangelo 
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