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So cosy! ✨🍂🌧️ i love watching snippets from your life. Wish I could live like you.

Another cute video, thank you❤ And, the biscotti looks delicious🤤 will definitely try the recipe! I saw wild turkeys once when I stayed at my friend’s place in Woodstock. I remember they were so black and muscular that I was kinda scared and stayed far away from them😄

Loved all of the content!❤️

I love the different varieties of episodes you share. It’s all so interesting. I’m a knitter and shepherdess with a herd of meat sheep but I do raise 4 alpacas for fiber.

It would be really cool to remodel the cabin and turn it into a Caprine Cottage airbnb!

New to your channel, really enjoyed the goat walk and conversation.

Your goat walks bring me so much joy! The broom turned out really lovely -- the lotus pod reminds me a bit of a beehive, which I think makes it look so darling!

Awe Anne - I am so touched to learn how much our 'sweet sixteen' trip to England meant to you. Stonehenge and Avebury were incredible. I believe Avebury made a powerful impression on you - remember they were water divining and you used the dowser! We did take a train from London to Bath and stayed at the lovely Three Abbey Green Guest House. You LOVED that place - you didn't want to leave the pretty little window seat in our garret room overlooking the courtyard. It was like going back in time - very 'Jane Austen'. You are correct that we took a mini-bus tour to Stonehenge, Avebury, and some quaint Cotswold villages, specifically, Lacock and Castle Combe. They were quintessential English villages - soooo picturesque. (They were featured in several films, the original Doctor Doolittle, Pride and Prejudice, and even Harry Potter!). We walked around the villages and had lunch in a local pub. We saw many thatched-roof cottages in the towns and on the ride through the countryside! It was a magical trip. I loved experiencing England with you. It's definitely time to visit again! What do you say??😉 Love you, Auntie Mick❤❤❤

Another great video! Thank you! I found this one to be your most relaxing yet... Though I do have a very strong urge to bake and make crafts now!

I grew up picking and making elderberry jelly, my favorite in a pb and j!

I love me some goat walks! Also, the broom looks so cute! I bought one of the tiny brooms at TJ's, but after seeing this I may have to go get a big broom to decorate.

Thanks for spending time with me while I knit. I bought the halibut sweater pattern after you mentioned it previously. Love all your natural dying items.

I need this recepe with fresh flowes. Uau!

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omg its so cute how your cat is keeping you company and 'listening' to you... so cute!!

Really loved this. So relaxing and cozy. Thank you 😊

Thank you so much my new friend! xx

I love your videos. This one was very interesting.

I love the knit and chat and to catch up on life on the farm. I'm a big fan of Ancestral Craefts too and was inspired by her to try my hand at hand stitching a garment 🤗. Your Halibut is looking wonderful! 💕

I love the story of Caprine cottage and how attentively your cat is watching you knit. I am also inspired by Tasha Tudor and how she chose to love her life.

I really liked this type of video. It felt so casual and cozy, as if i was chilling with a friend and knitting along. I also love love love you progress on the halibut sweater! I hope you make more video's like this :D

I have those scissors, they are so so good! And cute ✨💫

I love this style of video! I spend the majority of my time alone as well and it’s so nice to throw a chill, chatty video on in the background as I go about my day 💜. I also love the fact that Tasha Tudor is such a big inspiration to you!!! I’m a huge Tasha Tudor fan (if you like her you might enjoy Jeri over at Hopalong Hollow on RUclips!) and love how she just marched to the beat of her own drum. You’re quickly becoming one of my favorite podcasters and RUclipsrs. I love your farm vlogs and these knit and chats 💜. They’re so cozy and down to earth and just absolutely lovely 💜

I LOVE this format, I am all for listening to people telling stories, just as you described😊 and this video wasn't random at all, it felt like an organic conversation🧡

Hi, Anne! Enjoyed your video this week…! Got some knitting done on my Boho Style Mosaic Cardigan (by Irene Lin) while listening to you. Love hearing about the farm, and what you and Caleb are up to. Glad you had a good “haying” season this year. I know how important that is on farms! Just thought I’d share a couple of podcasters I’ve discovered recently that you might enjoy. They are both British ladies, but one is living in France. They are both “stitching” hobbyists, but they also do some knitting. They are also very “thrift” conscious. The names of the podcasts are “Marion’s World” (lives in England), and “k3n - cloth tales” (Kathryn, who lives in France). Both are very interesting to watch, and they both like to chat , too! Have a great weekend!

I loved the knit and chat. I do s lot of canning my self also I so enjoy working with raw fleeces. I processed a Tunis fleece from a 4-h kid and an alpaca fleece from my daughter. I knit the siksik sweater (only I steeked it and made a cardigan. Look it up. It has squirrels acorns and leaves in the colorwork. I got Best of show at our county fair. I was so happy I cried. LOVE your podcast. Keep up the good work. With this week’s episode I feel that we got to know you better ❤️❤️

Love the knit and chat!

You have become one of my favorite podcasters ❤️

So enjoy watching your progress on the Halibut sweater! I love the colors you picked. My Neigh sweater for Rhinebeck is almost finished, just the sleeves to go. Maybe I'll pick you and your Halibut out in the crowd! I also enjoyed hearing about and seeing your natural dye segment. Keep us posted on that project!

Love this kind of chatty video❤ so fun to listen to your stories 😊 I’ll watch this again later with my knitting project! Oh, I wanted to ask you, do goats eat paper? In Japan, kids believe that goats eat paper because there’s a nursery rhyme about 2 goats and paper. This song goes that one white goat wrote a letter to black goat friend, but this black goat ate the letter before reading it. So the black one wrote back asking what the letter was about, but then, this time it’s the white one who ate it before reading it😄

I love Tasha Tudor, I have all her books. My fantasy is to live in Three Pines, a yarn shop there would be heaven!

Love love your podcast, I am so pleased to have found you. I am a knitter and spinner in Derbyshire England and really feel inspired by your content. I love the knit and chat and hearing about the farm x

Yes please do this format like you suggested every 4th week or as an extra whenever you want to just chat 💕 I found the name of the channel fascinating & something I had hever thought of ... I guess the Capri part is where Capricorn comes from 🤔 I love your chats you get me thinking & learning about interesting things! Thank you ❤ Susannah in Perth, Australia 🦘

Go on …..splurge with the yarn for your weaving project. It’ll be so worth it for the end result and it’ll take just as long to make as it will using the regular yarn I’ve learned this from experience 😊

i like the story behind the name caprine cottage. for me and my sister, Lavender Cottage is a similar place in our minds - just a very calm and cosy place we would one day love to live.

I’m all for the knit and chats :) We got 4 sheep in June of this year (3 Jacob and 1 Shetland and I love them so much). In my reading, I found goats and sheep aren’t supposed to eat oak or acorns. But also talked to an angora goat farmer who lets his goats eat a lot of acorns when they fall from his trees, so maybe they have to eat quite a bit? Love the colors of your Halibut! I have yarn to make the cardigan and seeing yours makes me want to cast it on :)

Tasha Tudor books are not as easily found here in Australia 🇦🇺 but I do have a couple of her books including her stunning garden book 📖 our house is called Mudbush as when we moved here that is what was here bush and mud lots of mud there is still some mud but not as much bush thanks for telling us the where your name came from as I have often wondered even the start today I still wondered. How beautiful that you are doing all from your farm in the prayer shawl .it is supposed to be spring here at the moment but someone forget to tell Mother Nature and we have had horrendous weather. Hopefully soon it will start to warm up. I have planted much in the green house in the hopes of getting it into the ground soon.

thanks for the "chat" very relaxing

Love this format! I’m knitting my mom’s lacy Christmas shawl while listening to you. If your cat is displaying allergy symptoms, get his/her thyroid checked. Thyroid problems often present in the same way allergies do. It’s totally treatable. I’ve read the Women who Run with Wolves a long time ago, right around when it originally came out. Great book!

Great timing with the video! I've had an awful time winding my first ever hank of yarn into a cake (started out fine, but jumped off the laundry basket I was using to hold it and... "yarn barf"!) - managed to save 96 of the 100g, so not too bad. Toying with the idea of needle felting as I got a free kit (daunting!). I always sleep really well when there's a full moon. No idea why. It's strange because I also feel more active when it's shining... Go for writing the book(s). I'll edit for you for free (it's my job!). There's a live cam of Stonehenge that you might be interested in. It also gives times of sunrise and sunset, which is really nice. I liked the knit and chat. Did I like it more than the other videos? That's a mean question! I like the variety you offer, and it always feels like the right kind of video lands at just the right time. Sorry for the novel-length comment!

Love how your beautiful cat seems to think you are talking just to him. 😊

I loved the knit and chat!! Typically I like to have some background noise whilst I'm in the office and doing my knitting and this was so lovely for it!!

I like the knit and chat style video. Your sweater is coming along nicely- I have to finish another one before starting my Halibut sweater! I had a book by Tasha Tudor as a child, but can't recall what it was... I was wondering if Phoenix wears a compression garment because of her burns. I also love the dress you are wearing. Did you make it ? I always look forward to your videos. Thank you!

Hello Anne, what a lovely cozy knit and chat. I’m lucky to live in a cottage ( thistle it’s name ) in rural middle England but my roof is made with clay tiles. 😊 There’s nothing more beautiful to me than to live along side Mother Nature and the changing seasons. Yes, the Cotswold area is very lovely ❤ The Harvest moon 🌑 on Tuesday was amazing 🥲 Take good care and thank you for your podcasts

Wow! That brown colour!!

I worked on my Lineament jacket while watching (so many ends to weave in! 😮)

Love the jumper.

🐐 Your little helper is a cutie.💕