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“Becoming a potter is a passion, a goal and an extension of who I am. I love making beautiful things that can be shared with others. I hope others enjoy viewing, touching and using my pottery as much as I have enjoyed creating them.”
Sheryl has been making pottery since 2002 and is continuously learning new and different techniques for throwing and glazing. Her studio overlooks the gorgeous Blue Ridge Mountains that give her inspiration every day. Visit Sheryl’s website for places to buy her work. - – - – - – - – - - - – - - - – - – - - Other Members in the Historic High Country Region:
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Sheryl Holstein, Mountain Oak Pottery
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Tifton, Georgia
Tuesday, 28 December 2010 16:32
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Welcome to Tifton, Georgia, the friendly city. One traveler bragged that T-I-F-T-O-N means Tifton Is Friendly, Terrific and Overly Nice. Think Tifton for strategic location, award-winning hospitality and unmatched facilities for hosting conferences, meetings, weddings, reunions and festivals.
Tifton is the heartbeat hub of South Central Georgia. Interstate 75 and U.S. 82 is the busiest intersection south of Atlanta. Within a 50-mile radius is a market of more than 100,000 friendly folks who have easy travel access to Tifton from 1-75, U.S. 319 and U.S. 82. Tifton is agriculture – an $80-million agri-farming region of the richest land in the South, producing row crops, turf and vegetables, plus home of the Georgia Museum of Agriculture and the Agricultural Innovation Center. Tifton is education, defending the title of the ‘Reading Capital of the World’ plus 4 colleges and technical colleges including ABAC, The University of Georgia, Moultrie Tech and Troy University. Tifton is a regional medical center hub, with Tift Regional Medical Center staffed by 125+ doctors and clinics. Tifton is industry, with over 20 major companies (100+ employees) providing over 8,500 jobs. Tifton is business meetings and conventions meeting at the UGA Tifton Campus Conference Center, seating 2,500 for concerts and 1,000 for delicious meals, plus 15 meeting rooms with free parking and a full event planning staff. Tifton is tourism, with more than 1,600 modern, upscale rooms, 85 fabulous restaurants and shopping districts, and an award-winning downtown. Tifton is museums, eight ready for your discovery – The Georgia Agrirama Living History Farm and Village, the National Peanut Museum, the Tifton Terminal Railroad Museum, the Georgia Museum of Agriculture, The Museum of Arts and Heritage, the Atlantic Coastline Artists Guild, CarQuest Museum and a telephone museum. Look for the monument to U.S. President Eisenhower declaring Tifton the site of the first construction of the U.S. Interstate System in 1956. Tifton is sports and sporting facilities, including a sanctioned aquatic center, an updated football stadium as a professional practice field, 8 football and soccer fields, 8 softball and baseball fields, 15 tennis courts, bowling alley, and two public championship golf courses. Once declared one of best small towns in America for balanced community, Tifton has it all neatly packaged for your enjoyment and living. Think of an ideal place for family, fun and learning and you’ll THINK TIFTON.
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Nancy Cann, Cellar Art
Monday, 27 December 2010 15:04
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I have been working in glass for 10 years and have an extensive artistic background. I make glass jewelry and have recently started making my new glass panels. The glass panels look like batik paintings but are completely made out of glass. I developed a technique that allows me to paint with powdered glass and after the painting is finished I then fire it in the kiln. I’m very proud to be a 2011 Niche Award Finalist and currently sell my work out of over 50 shops and galleries across the United States. - – - – - – - – - -
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