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Len Cook

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Len Cook has been making pottery in Paluma since 1980. He is regarded as one of Australia’s foremost wood-fired potters. His retrospective "Len Cook: Fire and Rain" in Townsville in 2024 celebrated 80 works from his career drawn from private and public collections.

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Sonya Bryce

Nice photo of Len!

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Len Cook
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Peter Cooke

Len Cook

Although Len has rebranded as Len Cook’s Ceramic Studio, the original sign in Lennox Crescent is still standing in 2026 ... only just... the whiteants have been nibbling at the posts!

Len Cook
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Peter Cooke

Len Cook

The man and his rustic workspace in Lennox Crescent. To visit the gallery at the back of the block, give Len a ring on 0427 708 530 to check he's home. Len's practice encompasses domestic ware, ceramic sculpture inspired by the coral forms of the Great Barrier Reef, and his anagama-fired work.

Len Cook
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Peter Cooke

Len Cook

Len haas pursued a lifelong passion for wood-fired kilns and pots that are glazed by natural ash deposits over extended firing in traditional Japanese anagama (cave) kilns. Tending the anagama kiln in the background during firings has been something of a community occasion over the years. He's very happy with the 2026 firing.

White cheeked honey-eater
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Peter Cooke

White cheeked honey-eater

The white cheeked honeyeaters go nuts for the red calistemons in front of our place in spring time.

Pale yellow robin
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Peter Cooke

Pale yellow robin

Another cutie from Smith Crescent

Tooth-billed bowerbird.
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Peter Cooke

Tooth-billed bowerbird.

Tooth billed bowerbird at the Birthday Creek car park on the Dam Road. Male TBBB can mimic more than 40 bird species as well as insects and bats. Voice mimicry is a primary tool to attract and impress females in the September to January breeding season.