And in Santa Fe, NM, and in Minneapolis, MN, and in many other cities and towns all over the country. If you want to get into it, find a chunk of iron for an anvil (railroad section, the anvil on a vice, even a sledgehammer held fast), a pair of pliers or anything to hold the hot metal, a hammer, and some nails; get a wood fire extra hot by blowing into it through a metal tube (curtain rod with the seam taped), can even build a fire on the end of a log and coax it to burn down into a bowl of coals, heat the nail until it's at least cherry red, and start banging away to get a feel for shaping the temperature-dependent "clay".

I gave away most of my blacksmithing equipment, but until I die I'll keep the wonderful feeling of shaping metal.