Episode 127~|MaineCabinAdventure|VisitPortFiber|Knitting| 

Sarah. THANK YOU for providing us who are caught in this economy free content. We appreciate you providing us with a few moments of wonder. We really appreciate the free content you provide ❤️❤️

Loved your trailcam footage and the time lapse of the sky and lake! Always such a joy to watch your videos. Loved the moose sniffing the camera 😂. Enjoy your travels this summer!

Absolutely loved the wild life footage. The interview was fantastic too

A wonderful new episode Sarah! I loved meeting Casey from Port Fiber and learning more about the gorgeous Cashmere People yarns. And it's so good to be whisked away to your beautiful cabin in the wilds. So many incredible woodland spirits. I especially enjoyed the inquisitive moose and the lynx!!!

Thank you for this episode…I love Maine. Port fiber is a delightful spot-I’ve been there s couple of times and Casey is great.(Thanks for showing Jackson, too😊) Keep those wildlife shots coming, too!

Your work is lovely. I enjoy the wildlife. The yarn shop was nice. Thankyou

Thank you for sharing Casey’s story. I have seen her at Spa in Maine, but never knew her story. I will visit her shop the next time I am in Maine

Everything about this episode was fantastic! I loved watching everything and learning about Port Fiber. I had no idea about her, the shop and the Cashmere People yarns. Thanks so much for sharing with us. I will definitely support both!

Beautiful video! I wanted to come and spend some time at the cabin knitting with you and hiking and throwing the frisbee. Thank you for sharing with us. The story of the cashgora yarn was so interesting and I appreciating thinking about how people are connected around the world through the love of fiber.

I always look so forward to seeing your videos posted. So soothing, so calm and so relaxing. You always share so many wonderful things. I would love to have a place like Port Fiber close by, what an amazing shop. Thank you for sharing Sarah 😊

Thanks for another great podcast!! Safe travels.....can't wait to see what you get up to!

Beautiful relaxing video! Thank you for sharing your wonderful nature filled life with me. I lived in Northern Minnesota for a few years and never saw a moose. Everyone around me has but it is something I’d love to see in the wild. Just not on the roads!

Such a beautiful episode!! Thank you so very much for sharing with us-Port Fiber interview was thrilling to watch also!! Hugs from Virginia!! ❤

A really lovely vlog. Great to see all the wildlife at the cabin. The interview with Casey was so interesting & hearing how she went to see the yarn producers. Thanks from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

I had to pause at 32:35. The timer on my oven went off, and then you said, "I just heard a beep." Don't worry, that was just the rolls finishing baking. That interview was so enjoyable! Thank you!

Utterly magical…. Thank you so much

Thanks !

I just found you. I can’t wait to share this journey with you. I like your style. Thank you.

Sarah I am so inspired every time! I think the best way for me to comment on your videos is to make a list as follows: moments that made my jaw drop: Trail cam footage. Night sky time lapse (so awestruck). The wall of cashgora. Knitting on the porch swing. Your Da Crofters Kep colours are the best I've seen. And you Roots & Shoots pullover is going to be insaaaane! Ok, that's my list for this episode. Thank you so much for your content and sharing spirit. Hope you are having a wonderful Memorial Day long weekend down there in the USA. :)

Always love your videos!!! Happy Tuesday 😊

This was a fabulous podcast! The wildlife footage was great, and I zeroed in on your interview with the shop owner in Portland. We have an active"Fiber shed" community here in Western Ma. and it was wonderful to hear about more of the work folks are doing to promote yarns produced in sustainable ways. I recently visited the Harrisville Mill and purchase a skein of "Peace Fleece" for socks. You have motivated me to plan a trip to Portland. Thank you for all the work you do on these podcasts and your efforts to spread the word.

Thank you for a wonderful podcast. I have just discovered you, and it is incredibly wonderful to be able to follow you both in the forest, at the cabin, and on your adventures around the world with both photos and great interviews. Is is of course also exciting to see your knitting prosjects in progress and when they are finished. I would like to make a correction to this episode. It is possible that this has been corrected in later episodes, but since I have not seen them yet, I am looking forward to😃. I just want to inform you that Hillesvåg yarn is from Hillesvågullvarefabrikk in Norway. They are based in just north of Bergen, here they both spin and dye the yarn.

Thank you for a lovley episode. Hillesvåg Ullvarefabrikk (Hifa) is a Norwegian yarn-company located near Bergen. Looking forward to the next episode. Greatings from the north of Norway.

Thanks for sharing! Love the port fiber shop. I would love to know the pattern that was behind you guys when talking. The mustard one

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Hi Sarah, The Gentle knitter mentioned you in one or more of her episodes. The other day I remembered her podcast but forgot the name of her RU-vid channel and then today the name just popped into my head and I went straight to her podcast only to discover that she hasn't made an episode for more than a year. Please update me if there is any info on her podcasting future. Thank you ever so much. Carol.

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