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Non-Path Makers also visit...

Not only is it a great joy when Path Makers visit, but also when others visit especially to see The International Potters' Path. Some even visit for the first time and promise to make a contribution!

In the summer of 2001, Jeff van den Broeck visited to see The Path for himself. As a Belgian potter living in the Philippines, he could choose which country he wishes to represent, although it would be wonderful if he could make tiles symbolising each!

Russel Fouts, currently living in Brussels, Belgium visited in July 2003. Pictured here in the red jacket with exhibiting potter Avril Farley who brought Russel up to visit following the International Ceramic Festival in Aberystwyth.

Other prospective Path Makers are too many to mention here but hopefully many more will make a contribution soon... Around three thousand more tiles are needed to complete The Path!

Not only past and future Path Makers visit…
Others drop in at The Chapel of Art to see how The Path is progressing. Many patrons, friends and family regularly come to see for themselves how it is growing and most have time for a pleasant chat.

Here Carol King with son Robert left and Blane Cameron from New Zealand far right who often visit Janet and Eckhard. Blane is relieved that three potters already represent NZ, but would like to see more from the whole Pacific region.

So whenever YOU visit North Wales...
please do not forget to include a visit to The Chapel of Art in Criccieth.
Make a date to walk The International Potters' Path
and see it for yourself!