Yeah, that's what undyed natural wool looks like if it's from a white fleece.

I have lots of wool to make more...and as long as I'm in the mood, I will!

pretty much so. It's spun worsted instead of woolen, so it could be softer (worsted spin is stiffer and takes wear better, and makes better sock yarn, for instance), but it is a fairly soft yarn.

Spinning's my favorite mindless relaxation activity...I really need to do it more often.

This wool came already ready to spin. I do have everything I need to do it from raw wool, though.

I have spun cotton; in fact, I learned to spin on cotton, cause it was the only fiber I had handy, but I much rather work with wool. I have also played a bit with silk and linen

I obviously have no wool or lanolin allergies; I have spun wool in the grease, as they say, unwashed fleece that you just run a dog slicker through a few locks and then spin...and have had no ill effects...Kind of nice, cause this is a pleasant hobby.