Blaze & Daze

[Laughing Grass]

It's probably served in the lobby of hell instead of coffee.
Then they turn the clocks back and forth on you.
I coudn't figure out if I was supposed to go to bed, or stay up last night around 8pm.

I was not tired at all at 10pm. Three dabs and I was still up until after 11.

 

[Rsawr]

Beep! How do you do, meep?

 

[Offmymeds]

Good morning. Need more coffee, maybe even that stuff Jeff drinks.

 

[manfredo]

Another museum road trip yesterday. This time to Corning, N.Y., to the Corning Glass Museum. Pretty amazing place. Never seen so much cool glass in one place oin my life....And probably the largest gift shop I've ever seen. My buddy picked up a cool piece, and the price was on the bottom....It was over $15,000....I was like, don't drop it!!

Live glass blowing demos, 3 to choose from, many times a day.



And just tons of cool stuff









Edisons first light bulbs were blown at Corning Glass






HUGE stained glass window from a mansion, about 10' tall



TONS of abstract art



Well worth the visit!!

 

[Rsawr]

That last one is like if you combined the idea of cthulu with the idea of a wacky inflatable balloon man...

 

[Jeffislovinlife]

Coffee to all may you have a great day and a better night

 

[raratt]

I see some blue sky between the clouds. Probably end up with some thunderstorms this afternoon. I need to take recycling in today hopefully. Looks like another storm with wind and rain for tomorrow. This is getting like groundhog day...
Mornin.

 

[shnkrmn]

Another museum road trip yesterday. This time to Corning, N.Y., to the Corning Glass Museum. Pretty amazing place. Never seen so much cool glass in one place oin my life....And probably the largest gift shop I've ever seen. My buddy picked up a cool piece, and the price was on the bottom....It was over $15,000....I was like, don't drop it!!

Live glass blowing demos, 3 to choose from, many times a day.

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And just tons of cool stuff
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Edisons first light bulbs were blown at Corning Glass

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HUGE stained glass window from a mansion, about 10' tall

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TONS of abstract art

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Well worth the visit!!

I have a friend who works there as a conservator. I've always meant to visit. Very cool place.

 

[J. Rocket]

Another museum road trip yesterday. This time to Corning, N.Y., to the Corning Glass Museum. Pretty amazing place. Never seen so much cool glass in one place oin my life....And probably the largest gift shop I've ever seen. My buddy picked up a cool piece, and the price was on the bottom....It was over $15,000....I was like, don't drop it!!

Live glass blowing demos, 3 to choose from, many times a day.

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And just tons of cool stuff
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Edisons first light bulbs were blown at Corning Glass

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HUGE stained glass window from a mansion, about 10' tall

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TONS of abstract art

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Well worth the visit!!

I think the last one is a Dale Chihuly piece.

excellent road trip material!

another 30 miles north-ish and your in Watkins Glenn.

 

[J. Rocket]

 

[BudmanTX]

 

[Jeffislovinlife]

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[shnkrmn]

 

[Jeffislovinlife]

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Homemade?

 

[Laughing Grass]

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Looks like shatter.

 

[Jeffislovinlife]

And yummy

 

[Jeffislovinlife]

Looks like shatter.

I thought shatter was thin sheats that you get to break?

 

[shnkrmn]

And yummy

It is very nice

 

[shnkrmn]

I think shatter is a product of solvent extraction. This is pressed rosin collected with a glass tool, frozen and chipped off. It melts when heat is applied. It does look cool though

 

[DarkWeb]

I think shatter is a product of solvent extraction. This is pressed rosin collected with a glass tool, frozen and chipped off. It melts when heat is applied. It does look cool though