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Michael Mahan

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August 14, 2012

Whirrrrr-Zzzzzzzip Plunk! Plunk!

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August 08, 2012

Quickest Firing yet looks Good

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August 06, 2012

A Soul Pot with Curvy Limbs

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August 05, 2012

Back to Work in North Carolina

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Michael Mahan: Seagrove, North Carolina, United States; Originally from Miami, FL, I developed an interest in pottery after writing a couple of stories on potters for The Enquirer Journal in Monroe, NC. I settled in the area in the 1980s, covering Seagrove for the Courier-Tribune in Asheboro. I stepped behind the potter's wheel full time in 1986, when I opened up WILD ROSE POTTERY in Whynot, just south of Seagrove. I now own and operate FROM THE GROUND UP, just south of Seagrove. I also play Irish flute.

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