Here she is!
The inaugural firing of the kiln went quite well! We ended up firing for 60 hours, 40 hours longer than we had planned! The insulating bricks were showing signs of holding moisture, which we needed to dry out very slowly. The plus side is, the next firing will feel like a walk in the park!
A view from the firebox door towards the middle of the firing
You can see these cones and this mug in the next picture! 
Cone pack and mug viewed through a peep mid firing 
A peek inside the kiln as we unloaded 
Small plate, fired as a part of a stack with cockle shells separating them. 
Meadow Rue Mug 
Smartweed Mug
I’m over the moon excited to begin making work to fire again, and I’m grateful beyond words to have this incredible tool in our back yard! A big shout out to my better half who worked tirelessly for a long time to make this dream come true. Another one to all of our friends who helped in some way. Chris West, Kyle Carpenter, York Haverkamp, Megan Wolfe, The Haywoods, Alex Irvine, Josh Beck, Christine Thomas, our Parents, my Grandma, Hunter Stamps, Matt Jacobs.
Feelin’ the love, y’all!
Matt welding the metal for the kiln while it fired. 
Finishing the Chimney the day we lit the kiln!!