11 June: Something Unusual

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Members attended WA Lapidary Annual Gemstone Exhibition 11 June to see the displays of gemstones, minerals, polished stones and jewelry. Of additional interest was to see the workshop and equipment set up, and to see if there were opportunities for possible future Cambridge Shed activities. The glass processing electric furnaces were very interesting and maybe suitable for pottery.

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