At the end of a maze of roads, next to an animal rescue farm on British Columbia’s Sunshine Coast, Pam MacGee runs MacGee Cloth. She weaves extremely high quality blankets on a loom built in 1885. It sounds like the industrial revolution in her shop, because her machines literally came from it. Her loom is one of the last of its kind left on earth, the others sold as scrap metal over the years. Pam is a nerd in the absolute best of ways, and holds an infinite wealth of information about her craft and the machines that she has become so well acquainted with.