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A Ten Apple Farm goat hike is a two hour recreational and educational goat experience. You'll meet your hosts (and our herd of Alpine dairy goats), and hear about their 16 years of experience with goats and living on a small family farm. Once we've met the goats and the many other animals residents of the farm, we’ll set off on a hike through the Ten Apple Farm woods with the goats and Philip our sheep! The hike consists of an approximately one and a half mile loop trail through our woods on lightly groomed trails. Along the way we’ll talk about goats as pack animals, what they eat, and you’ll learn a thing or two about raising and caring for goats. There's lots of time for interacting with the goats, asking questions, or just soaking in the Maine woods and these adorable, fun animals. We end the experience with fresh goat milk and homemade cookies! Please note: Children must be at least 5 years old and accompanied by an adult. 5 and 6 year olds should plan to hold a parent's hand during the hike. (Children under 4 must be carried). Other things to note: The hike is not strenuous, but there is a little bit of steep terrain in 2 spots. We have rope railings on the trail to assist with getting up and down in those spots, but guests who have bad knees, hips, or other difficulties with uneven or steep terrain should be aware.

Set out on an unforgettable journey through the natural wonders of Maine on this two-hour kayak tour. Discover the serene beauty of water-carved bends and meandering streams, where local wildlife thrives against a backdrop of rustic charm. As we embark on our journey, we'll navigate the gentle twists and turns of a meandering stream, revealing the untouched beauty. Let the tranquil waters carry you along as you immerse yourself in the sights and sounds of the natural world. Throughout the tour, our knowledgeable Registered Maine Guide will regal you with captivating stories, bringing the scene to life with native lore and insights. Surrounded by panoramic views we pause and marvel as the sun sets behind the Towering pines. Whether you're a seasoned paddler or a complete beginner, rest assured this outing requires no previous experience - just a sense of adventure and a desire to unwind. Other things to note: A signed waiver is required This tour starts and ends in the same location. Unfortunately, ride share services are unreliable in this area, and we would strongly recommend other forms of transportation to/from this tour. Gratuity not included in ticket price

We are Liberty Hill Farm, in Rochester, Vermont! Tours run Mondays, Tuesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays at 9 am. Our farm tours are scheduled to coincide with daily chores to allow guests the opportunity to experience daily farm life. Guests will be able to watch the cow milking process and even try their hand at milking! From there, we will explain the journey from cow to milk jug. Guests will learn about the different ages and stages of the dairy cow, from birth through adulthood. We will meet, pet, and even feed baby calves, explore the barns, and meet kitties. Every tour is adjusted to meet the needs and interests of our guests. We encourage our guests to participate hands-on, and encourage questions and ideas! We simply love to share our love of farming and our animals with others! ***All proceeds from our farm tours go directly to our nonprofit organization, Liberty Hill Center for Agricultural Education. *** Other things to note: I only book about a month in advance, so if your preferred date does not appear, check back! Tours will be held rain or shine! I only cancel if temperatures are below zero, so please plan accordingly! It is up to the guest to check weather reports. No refunds will be given for guests canceling the morning of the tours for weather-related issues. We love all animals, but cannot host guests’ pets, for the safety and well-being of our animals!

I can take up to 2 people per class and we will make ONE wood bowl together. I will start by showing a couple of videos of what we will be doing, followed by safety instructions before we dive in. No prior experience is required. I provide active hands-on instruction, demonstrations and enthusiastic encouragement. You will make all the creative decisions of wood type, bowl shape and size etc. I offer a selection of woods to choose from including locally harvested hardwoods purchased from me directly on the day of the class. NOTE! I can schedule this event any time or day - just let me know what day or time you want. Other things to note: Plan on getting covered in shavings! Wear work clothes and roll up long sleeves, remove watches and bracelets and long hair must be tied back. I will provide all safety equipment and advice. A materials fee of $12 to $30 covers the wood blank.

Our life philosophy is EAT ANYTHING, ANYWHERE. We like eating some of the best foods, in odd places. We will meet on the docks of East Boston where we will tear into and slurp dozens of local oysters, harvested by our oyster farmer friends, while looking over the harbor and skyline. You will learn how to properly shuck an oyster and will go home with a shucking knife of your own. The memories will be in the details. We will set up in "flash-mob" "pop-up" style along the water. Expect the unexpected. Other things to note This is an outdoor experience. To get to the dock, I encourage you to take a water taxi! There are several pick-up points and I am happy to help arrange this for you.

A Ten Apple Farm goat hike is a two hour recreational and educational goat experience. You'll meet your hosts (and our herd of Alpine dairy goats), and hear about their 16 years of experience with goats and living on a small family farm. Once we've met the goats and the many other animals residents of the farm, we’ll set off on a hike through the Ten Apple Farm woods with the goats and Philip our sheep! The hike consists of an approximately one and a half mile loop trail through our woods on lightly groomed trails. Along the way we’ll talk about goats as pack animals, what they eat, and you’ll learn a thing or two about raising and caring for goats. There's lots of time for interacting with the goats, asking questions, or just soaking in the Maine woods and these adorable, fun animals. We end the experience with fresh goat milk and homemade cookies! Please note: Children must be at least 5 years old and accompanied by an adult. 5 and 6 year olds should plan to hold a parent's hand during the hike. (Children under 4 must be carried). Other things to note: The hike is not strenuous, but there is a little bit of steep terrain in 2 spots. We have rope railings on the trail to assist with getting up and down in those spots, but guests who have bad knees, hips, or other difficulties with uneven or steep terrain should be aware.

Join local Architectural Designer Nick Greene as he leads participants on a stroll through historic downtown Great Barrington to discover the rich history of the town's former and current inhabitants, their lives and the beautiful architecture they called home Departing from the stone bench in front of the Town Hall, Nick will lead his participants on a roughly 1/2 mile loop of downtown Great Barrington and tell stories about several of the town's 28 individual blocks and many of the existing and long since moved or destroyed buildings - some dating back to pre-revolutionary colonial America. What past participants have said: ️ "Thank you for an excellent tour. I learned so much. Now I will look through the lens of an architect when seeing a new or old building." ️ "What a wonderful morning! Thank you for your sharing your contagious observations and research…whoever said “ignorance is bliss “ never met you! I walk into town nearly every day, but tomorrow I will walk with a different appreciation…all because of you…" ️ "Thanks so much for a marvelous tour of downtown GB. I’ve been on quite a few and yours was by far the best.....just the right amount of info and fun facts presented by a witty and knowledgeable fellow. Many thanks again.”

This kayak tour will start at a local public kayak launch, with a brief lesson and safety demonstration. The tour will continue through the natural waterways as we spot wildlife against the primitive landscape. As we paddle alongside parks, canals, wooded shorelines, you'll take part in local stories and Maine made snacks. As we come to Babb's Bridge we will have ample opportunity for exploration, taking photos and stretching our legs! Other things to note A signed liability waiver is required

Join Captain Joe for a relaxing private boat cruise over to our oyster farm where you will shuck and slurp oysters straight out of the water, and learn about our Shellfish Reef Restoration project. Feel free to bring along snacks and your favorite drink. I’ll make sure we have plenty of oysters and all the fixings for our favorite rum cocktail! This trip lasts 1.5-2 hours and is available for up to 6 people . Kids of all ages are welcome to come but I find that children ages 9+ get the most enjoyment out of this type of trip. I have a similar aquaculture trip that is designed for kids aged 4-13 if you are looking for a more family-friendly activity. I only host private groups and the total price including all fees is: $255 for up to 3 people, plus $85 for each additional person up to 6 max.

Set out on an unforgettable journey through the natural wonders of Maine on this two-hour kayak tour. Discover the serene beauty of water-carved bends and meandering streams, where local wildlife thrives against a backdrop of rustic charm. As we embark on our journey, we'll navigate the gentle twists and turns of a meandering stream, revealing the untouched beauty. Let the tranquil waters carry you along as you immerse yourself in the sights and sounds of the natural world. Throughout the tour, our knowledgeable Registered Maine Guide will regal you with captivating stories, bringing the scene to life with native lore and insights. Surrounded by panoramic views we pause and marvel as the sun sets behind the Towering pines. Whether you're a seasoned paddler or a complete beginner, rest assured this outing requires no previous experience - just a sense of adventure and a desire to unwind. Other things to note: A signed waiver is required This tour starts and ends in the same location. Unfortunately, ride share services are unreliable in this area, and we would strongly recommend other forms of transportation to/from this tour. Gratuity not included in ticket price

We are Liberty Hill Farm, in Rochester, Vermont! Tours run Mondays, Tuesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays at 9 am. Our farm tours are scheduled to coincide with daily chores to allow guests the opportunity to experience daily farm life. Guests will be able to watch the cow milking process and even try their hand at milking! From there, we will explain the journey from cow to milk jug. Guests will learn about the different ages and stages of the dairy cow, from birth through adulthood. We will meet, pet, and even feed baby calves, explore the barns, and meet kitties. Every tour is adjusted to meet the needs and interests of our guests. We encourage our guests to participate hands-on, and encourage questions and ideas! We simply love to share our love of farming and our animals with others! ***All proceeds from our farm tours go directly to our nonprofit organization, Liberty Hill Center for Agricultural Education. *** Other things to note: I only book about a month in advance, so if your preferred date does not appear, check back! Tours will be held rain or shine! I only cancel if temperatures are below zero, so please plan accordingly! It is up to the guest to check weather reports. No refunds will be given for guests canceling the morning of the tours for weather-related issues. We love all animals, but cannot host guests’ pets, for the safety and well-being of our animals!

I can take up to 2 people per class and we will make ONE wood bowl together. I will start by showing a couple of videos of what we will be doing, followed by safety instructions before we dive in. No prior experience is required. I provide active hands-on instruction, demonstrations and enthusiastic encouragement. You will make all the creative decisions of wood type, bowl shape and size etc. I offer a selection of woods to choose from including locally harvested hardwoods purchased from me directly on the day of the class. NOTE! I can schedule this event any time or day - just let me know what day or time you want. Other things to note: Plan on getting covered in shavings! Wear work clothes and roll up long sleeves, remove watches and bracelets and long hair must be tied back. I will provide all safety equipment and advice. A materials fee of $12 to $30 covers the wood blank.

Guests will board from the dock and we will take a tour of the boat, briefly discuss safe sailing practices and answer any questions. We will sail on the Saco River into Saco Bay and view Wood Island Lighthouse, Biddeford Pool & Old Orchard Beach. We will keep on the look out for marine wildlife. We have seen seals, porpoises, sharks and even whales. We will watch the sun set and after return to the same dock on which the guests boarded.

Take a sailboat tour around Muscongus Bay to see a unique perspective of a local lighthouse: from the water on a sailboat. Our boat, s/v Shearwater, is a classic plastic New England designed Pearson 10M. She is a comfortable live-aboard cruiser named for the birds that followed my wife and I across the Atlantic ocean during our voyage in 2022. Our trip will start from the Friendship Townlanding and head out into Muscongus Bay as we make our way out to Franklin Lighthouse. Along the way enjoy sites of the beautiful Maine coast and the occasional harbor seal!

Experience life off the beaten path on our secluded, quiet, organic farm in the hills of southern Vermont. Our farm tours are scheduled to coincide with daily chores to allow guests to experience daily farm life. Come meet our new baby spring Lambs and help bottle feed them!! Tasting of this years maple syrup! We’ll take a hike around the property while we do our chores: visiting the greenhouse, carrying hay to our cows and sheep, feeding the chickens and collecting the day’s eggs. When available, the cows and sheep can be hand-fed grain (behind a fence for our cows). Along the way, you’ll learn the history of the Taft family farm (President Taft’s father was born here in 1810) and our conservation mission to raise heritage breed farm animals, which are often classified as endangered. Each season brings a new experience & different daily chores. We’ll end our time together sampling seasonal farm food— from our own maple syrup in the winter and spring to farm fresh veggies in the summer. A small selection of seasonal items will be available for sale. Farm appropriate clothing and shoes are a must. Things you don’t mind getting muddy, hay-covered, and poopy! Guests should bring: - Closed toed shoes (ideally boots) - Gloves - Long-sleeve clothing - Bug/tick spray in summer & fall - Mask when indoors

Join Matt Pollock, the creative producer behind HarborArts and Sea Walls Boston, for a guided tour of public artworks in East Boston. The tour features more than 20 large-scale murals and installations, including the massive artworks painted for Beautify Main Streets, Harvest Art Project, and PangeaSeed Foundation's international Sea Walls: Artists for Oceans initiative, brought to Boston by HarborArts. This special opportunity for a personal tour with the curator & director will offer insight into the process of planning, producing, and installing large-scale public art installations and festivals, and share a perspective on the power of public art to bring people together and inspire positive change. Our journey begins at Boston Harbor Shipyard & Marina, where you’ll take in sweeping views of the Boston Skyline from right on the waterfront. We'll end our tour with a special pop-up art experience at our friends EBO & CO GROCERY - a neighborhood market with everything from oysters + caviar to produce, wine, vinyl records + plants, where you'll have the chance to take home the memory with fine art prints, stickers, and gifts. We'll make it a party you won't forget.

We will be meeting at a boat launch on Lake Morey in Fairlee, VT. We will first make sure you are outfitted with the proper ice equipment. We start with training on ice safety, basic ice fishing technique and etiquette. We will be targeting local fish species, different fish bite at different times of the day, as well as during different weather and light conditions. Target fish include: Largemouth Bass, Smallmouth Bass, Rock Bass, Bluegill, Yellow Perch, and Pike. For more details on fish species, click here - https://vtfishandwildlife.com/fish/fishing-opportunities/sportfish-of-vermont As the temperatures and weather can fluctuate, we will be walking to various parts of the lake, and our warming tent will be available for anyone that wants to take a hot chocolate break. There will be plenty of time to take photos and video, if you wish. And we will keep an eye out for the bald eagle flyover that we usually get on this lake. Other things to note Mike is fully certified in Wilderness First Response, as well as Swiftwater Rescue. Most of the Lake has signs of civilization on all sides, we won't be too far from the safety of home most of the day.

Lighthouse Bikes offers bicycle tours, close to a paved trail that connects the lighthouses of South Portland. Join us for a historic tour by bike to learn more about the rich history of this area while enjoying a leisurely ride! All bikes are classic Worksman cruisers with comfortable seats, handmade baskets perfect for picnicking and pedal brakes. Our tours cover topics from shipbuilding in Maine, to the local ecology, the history of the lighthouses and insider tips for folks new to the area. The ride is mostly flat and covers five miles.

Our life philosophy is EAT ANYTHING, ANYWHERE. We like eating some of the best foods, in odd places. We will meet on the docks of East Boston where we will tear into and slurp dozens of local oysters, harvested by our oyster farmer friends, while looking over the harbor and skyline. You will learn how to properly shuck an oyster and will go home with a shucking knife of your own. The memories will be in the details. We will set up in "flash-mob" "pop-up" style along the water. Expect the unexpected. Other things to note This is an outdoor experience. To get to the dock, I encourage you to take a water taxi! There are several pick-up points and I am happy to help arrange this for you.

Each guest will make two Bourbon cocktails (in their choice of style: Manhattan, Old Fashioned, or Sazerac). Each will use a very rare and expensive bourbon, (Which will include 2 of the following: EH Taylor, Elijah Craig 18yr, Weller full proof, Elmer T Lee, Blanton's or Stagg Jr.) a special vermouth, or syrup and a bitters made in the location of the tasting. Each guest will taste the rare bourbon, vermouth / syrup , and bitters independently of each other. There will be a tasting and discussion. There will also be a tour of the bitters making facility where the class is being held.