No, they're my eyes, the bright light makes them look a bit paler than they look in the mirror. Also, the whole video was over exposed a tad (I'm not used to SLOG3 , followed advise to over expose then forgot to correct back in post). Doh! If only it was a social norm to use mud as sunscreen.
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Photo: Only a brief rest for the wicked.14 hours agoreport
Taking the urn from the mantle place, Carolinapies knew it was what Nana wanted.
Photo: Lovin' being covered in filth.3/27/25report
I knead the clay using the wine making method - a large gorilla tub, feet, and body weight. 12.5Kg of clay takes about 4 litres of water to turn it into mud rather than clay. Once mixed, the lumps soften and disappear once in the barrel.
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@Antie Liz - lol, no offence taken x-D
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Video: Brown Mud Is Back! (24-Mar-2025) 2K3/27/25report
A kitchen floor clean enough to eat off.
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Photo: Lovin' being covered in filth.3/27/25report
It's surprisingly hard work - takes about an hour. Clay is kind of water resistant, so it takes a lot of kneading to force it to accept the water. It's totally worth it, mind.
Yeah, I'm working on that. I was last week years' old when I finally realised that my lack of confidence and shyness wasn't my fault. I've just got 50 years of social conditioning to tear down now! The only time I'm not shy is when I'm covered in mud. :hehe:
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"as long as you have the ways to do so you wont drown" I don't have any gills so they won't help! I'm only 5'7 and have an adamantium skeleton, so wasn't built for buoyancy. :-P