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MacAusland's Woolen Mill

We took Olle and Luisa up west for the day on Friday, with MacAusland’s Woolen Mill as the primary destination. It’s a wonderful place, and somewhere everyone should visit.

Sign at MacAudland's Woolen Mill - Share on Ovi Spools - Share on Ovi Raw Fleece - Share on Ovi Dyed Fleece - Share on Ovi Blank Cutter - Share on Ovi
Monday, October 6, 2008 - 10:26am
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lori on October 6, 2008
i am seriously wanting to make a trip up there. those blankets are something else, so gorgeous.
Daniel's picture
Daniel on October 6, 2008
Trying to make sense of the grammar on that sign… missing apostrophes is one thing… but adding extras?
Peter Rukavina's picture
Peter Rukavina on October 6, 2008
I would assume the sign, in itself, also disclaims the company from grammatical responsibility.
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Peter Rukavina on October 6, 2008
I am generally unable to wear or interact with anything woolen, as I find wool to be itchy and annoying. Whatever they do to MacAusland’s blankets, however, makes them soft and not itchy at all.
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Peter Lux on October 7, 2008
There used to be an old stone grist mill around there as well. You could take your wheat there and get stone ground flour. I believe they were using the same sluice way in days of yore but I’m not certain. Is that still there or is it long gone?

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