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July 29, 2008

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Leslie

A great episode, as always! :)

Jocelyn

Maybe you saw it at Nine Rubies? We carry it. I was just at Marin Fiber Arts recently and don't remember it there. Could be wrong, though.

Kristine

Thanks for taking me on a visit to the East Coast! It was great to hear about your adventures.

Linda

I am going to NY in a few weeks and am now really wanting to go to Shopsin's. Sounds great. But, the link up there is busted. It's spelled wrong. Just wanted to let you know. Also, I love your show. I am a new knitter but you guys inspire me to try clothes (which I haven't had the courage to do yet)

Suellen

Being from Scranton,on the cusp of the Pocono Mtns,I thoroughly enjoyed this podcast. Believe it or not I have never been to Mountain Knits and Pearls - but now I have to plan a roadtrip.
I hope you got to see some of the beautiful Pocono scenery - we are blessed with some beautiful sights. The Delaware Water Gap can take your breath away! Nature at it's best!

Ava

Such a long overdue comment, but here goes. As a "teacher" at Mountain Knits and Pearls, I was so happy to hear you mention the shop (teacher in quotes since I never think that I teach anyone anything). It really is a great place for the yarn, help, friendship, and escape . . . plus, there's a nice little bar a few doors down. Glad you found the beads you were looking for!

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