School: Carley (roll number 5332)
- Location:
- Crooked Wood, Co. Westmeath
- Teacher: Brigid Cooke
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- (continued from previous page)Instead of saucepans people used wooden "noggins". The coopers also made churns, wooden dishes and plates. Those wooden articles were kept well scoured with sand. A worn-out heather "beesom" or a wisp of hay was used as a scrub brush.
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