Showing posts with label salt making demonstrations. Show all posts
Showing posts with label salt making demonstrations. Show all posts

Tuesday, 4 September 2018

Salt Making Demonstration at Barrow Dock Museum Sunday 9th Sept 2018

We shall be making salt at the Dock Museum, Barrow in Furness on Sunday 9th September, 2018 to be a part of the Hidden Histories Exhibition.
More information at the article in The Mail - Hidden Histories

Museum opens 11am to 4pm. The exhibition runs until 4 November, 2018.

We will be using our small metal salty pan and burning peat as the fuel to evaporate the brine.
Experience the overwhelming peat smell - or 'peat reek' as some call it.


Our small metal salt pan with peat fire.

Salt pan reflected in iron and glass sculpture outside the Dock Museum, Barrow.

The section on salt making around Morecambe Bay features new research by Jonathan Cass who has been transcribing probate documents with references to salt making.

Michelle Cooper, Headlands to Headspace Community & Heritage training officer at Morecambe Bay Partnership, said: "The exhibition is a wonderful opportunity to celebrate and share the achievements of hard working volunteers from all around Morecambe Bay who have been unearthing, recording and researching hidden stories and archaeology from around the Bay."

Sunday, 6 September 2015

Salt Making Demonstration - Holme Cultram Abbey, Cumbria - 16 Sept 2015

Andrew and Annelise Fielding will be giving a demonstration of salt making at Holme Cultram Abbey, Abbeytown, Cumbria on Wednesday 16 September. Short opening talk 10am, fire lit 11am. Summary talk 3pm, close 4.30pm

The event takes place during a community excavation at Holme Cultram Abbey by Grampus Heritage for Solway Coast AONB and Solway Wetlands Landscape Partnership.


Saturday, 25 April 2015

Salt Sunday 2015 Poster

Poster for the 2015 Salt Sunday event
and the
Ascension Day song 'Blessing the Brine'
being revived by Nantwich Museum.

Thursday, 7 August 2014

Salt making Demonstrations at Saltfleet, Lincolnshire 10 Aug 2014

We shall be demonstrating our replica Ingoldmells ceramic salt pans at the Saltfleet Gala Day on Sunday 10 August.
We will be part of the Lincolnshire Coastal Grazing Marshes Project and Heritage Lincolnshire displays.


Video made on the day - which was sadly washed out by the back end of Huricane Bertha.
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