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Bonjour Sara and Steve, before I comment any farther, is that Lassie's Timmy at the well, everybody who attended was absolutely lovely. I just love your workshops, what amazing writers, I love to read, and I will definitely check them out. Your gift of the Renaissance platter, just gorgeous. Your friends know you well. Thank you for sharing this episode, I loved it. Love from N.Y.
Fun episode. I thought it would have also been fun to have the writers (and yourselves) each take an hour to pen a short story about the Well possibly who gathered it and perhaps how the mysterious chain ended up at the bottom etc. and then read them aloud to each other.
Hello Steve and Sarah , If German troops tossed anything down there it could also be stuck in the mud after so long. One always digs a lot of trash for every treasure .. the folks from Nebraska . We had a wonderful time at your chateau !
Loved hearing about the writers and their books. Lovely buys locally, but would have liked a close up of the first buy (the pink flowered boxes) and also the 'fish' platter. Great workshop and vlog. Thanks again.
Sherri Duskey Rinker and Michelle Houts are wonderful writers, I have enjoyed reading their books to my grandsons and they have really enjoyed the books!!!
Im not a writer..but i abso,utely love to read...all sorts...your guests were charming and inspiring... many thanks..im copying down all names..ill pass on explori g the well!..❤
This enjoyable video went so quick. The children's books looked so inviting. Sara you looked very elegant interviewing the writers. Keep up the important work you are doing building your future.
Always successful retreats, with so much to do. Lots of talent in one group. I studied children's literature those books would have been great for my studies. Of course I loved that framed fashion images. It was kind of cool to find the bucket chain. I wonder how old it was and if it was hand forged. Have a great rest of the week :)
l just love your Wooden stencil.Cut outs on your doors. Have you heard of the Swiss cut out paper technique called Sherenscnitte. ( l am sure l spelt that incorrectly.). You can find beautiful historical pictures…l use them to make embroideries, where you do them in a dark colour and the linen shows through. I bought a small 10 cm cut out paper picture in Zurich and the cost was 150 euro’s!!! Thats why l do embroderies of them 😄
I think that's cool finding the chain! Is it hand forged? Could be old. "Gibson Girls" was late 1890's might help you distinguish: wide, full, puffy sleeve and tiny waist; no wonder women embraced the '20's with no corsets, lol
Sarah, it’s not surprising that you got the date on the Marquette’s off, because the 1890’s sleeves were a revival of the 1830’s sleeves. Good guess!!! ♥️
As a new soon to be published author I loved the interviews. I feel I found my people. Thank you.
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It tickles me to no end that I am actually watching fellow Canadians who own a chateau. Well done you 2.
What a GREAT way of doing a writing retreat! Bravo to you and to your guests!!!
The two of you are friends to me. I love you and how you live
A lovely group of talented women.
love your shows thank you both
Thank you for watching in
Very fun and inspiring. Loved the interviews and photos of the books. Great job.
How fascinating the magnet in well was, and that you found the "ancient" looking chain! Well done 😊x
Bonjour Sara and Steve, before I comment any farther, is that Lassie's Timmy at the well, everybody who attended was absolutely lovely. I just love your workshops, what amazing writers, I love to read, and I will definitely check them out. Your gift of the Renaissance platter, just gorgeous. Your friends know you well. Thank you for sharing this episode, I loved it. Love from N.Y.
Yes that is a Lassie reference. Thanks for your kinds words. Glad you enjoy our offering.
Another delightful day at the Manor! “Elfhair” sounds so much nicer than bed hair 🧚♀️
That looked it was fun for them & you!📚📖📝
Great find in the well. Love the interviews ❤❤❤❤❤
Fantastic group of amazing authors. Lovely episode
I enjoyed the anticipation of finding treasure down the well 😁
Fun episode. I thought it would have also been fun to have the writers (and yourselves) each take an hour to pen a short story about the Well possibly who gathered it and perhaps how the mysterious chain ended up at the bottom etc. and then read them aloud to each other.
Another unique experience with Manor & Maker. Good stuff.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Hello Steve and Sarah , If German troops tossed anything down there it could also be stuck in the mud after so long. One always digs a lot of trash for every treasure .. the folks from Nebraska . We had a wonderful time at your chateau !
Wonderful ! I loved it all!
Im really curious in writer #2’s writing about the ‘old words that are no longer’. That’s pretty creative. 21:12 that was interesting!!
I’ve always wondered if there was anything down there! So fun to watch.
Your straight hair looks brilliant
Thank you
You really have found the perfect look.
Loved hearing about the writers and their books. Lovely buys locally, but would have liked a close up of the first buy (the pink flowered boxes) and also the 'fish' platter. Great workshop and vlog. Thanks again.
Another amazing retreat , thank you x
Sherri Duskey Rinker and Michelle Houts are wonderful writers, I have enjoyed reading their books to my grandsons and they have really enjoyed the books!!!
You guys are off the chain!!! 😁
Thank you so much for introducing these fabulous writers! ♥️♥️♥️
I see what you did there..
THanks for this wonderful video! I can see what a special time everyone has at your home! Another great time!
Thanks. We’re very happy to know it’s is coming through on the video
Im not a writer..but i abso,utely love to read...all sorts...your guests were charming and inspiring... many thanks..im copying down all names..ill pass on explori g the well!..❤
Such an amazing video. Will certainly be looking out for the wonderful books for my grandchildren. 🇦🇺
Truly, you have created the dream 'haven' for creative endeavours....well done guys, your dream has real feet now !! Bravo
Such a fun video !!!
This was a vlog well done…haha! 👍🥰
What a lovely time had by all by the way it looks
Enjoyed the vlog!
This enjoyable video went so quick.
The children's books looked so inviting.
Sara you looked very elegant interviewing the writers.
Keep up the important work you are doing building your future.
Thank you so much! We’re excited to bring such amazing people to the chateau.
Always successful retreats, with so much to do. Lots of talent in one group. I studied children's literature those books would have been great for my studies. Of course I loved that framed fashion images. It was kind of cool to find the bucket chain. I wonder how old it was and if it was hand forged. Have a great rest of the week :)
interesting 'well'-done video...loved the 'play on words' section of the video. thank you for sharing
Thank you for your warmth and humour around the magic of learning. I learned something new today too.😀❤
In the opening scene Steve had some hair in front of his face. All I could think is wow that is some hard core mutton chops.
l just love your Wooden stencil.Cut outs on your doors. Have you heard of the Swiss cut out paper technique called Sherenscnitte. ( l am sure l spelt that incorrectly.). You can find beautiful historical pictures…l use them to make embroideries, where you do them in a dark colour and the linen shows through. I bought a small 10 cm cut out paper picture in Zurich and the cost was 150 euro’s!!! Thats why l do embroderies of them 😄
I think that's cool finding the chain! Is it hand forged? Could be old. "Gibson Girls" was late 1890's might help you distinguish: wide, full, puffy sleeve and tiny waist; no wonder women embraced the '20's with no corsets, lol
Sounds like a wonderful week.
It was great fun with great people.
You should use a mirror to reflect light down below
Sarah, it’s not surprising that you got the date on the Marquette’s off, because the 1890’s sleeves were a revival of the 1830’s sleeves. Good guess!!! ♥️
Oh wow! So I wasn't *that* far off...
This was wonderful -- thank you. Perhaps the treasure in the well isn't metal? And please cover the well when you aren't there!
Good thought and there is a grate over the well when we’re not fishing.
I was just wondering if you had thought of doing a sewing retreat ? Maybe of period costumes as l know you have a collection or sewing machines
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Sara you look gorgeous very chic.have a pefect time