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Learn to draw a llama. This activity suits all drawing levels. We will be drawing together step by step, at your level. You will meet Cadbury the amazing llama. Practise your observational skills to notice what makes llamas unique. See you he moves, how he eats. Meet his best friends as we take a tour of his paddock and learn about llamas. We will then start drawing. You will learn some conventions of animation, that allow your llama to show different emotions. Use your imagination, to draw your llama doing activities you may never have thought possible! You will learn easy ways to draw complex poses. Other things to note You will need to hold your work up to the camera on your device, for me to see it. Drawing with a texta or soft lead pencil (2B) works best for this reason.

This is a unique, solo experience where you get to lie back in a quiet sanctuary space and experience the Lucia Light. The Lucia Light creates a profound inner journeying experience, a mystical state of consciousness – the kind that monks experience after years of meditation practice. With closed eyes, this 20-minute experience lets you see the movie of your mind - beautiful colours and patterns and shapes, all a creation of your own being. The light gently entrains brainwaves into a deep meditative state as lush landscapes of colour float by. Immersed in this kaleidoscopic world, you’re presented with the profound beauty of your very own quantum consciousness. The Lucia Light was developed by Austrian neurologist Dr Dirk Proeckl and clinical psychologist Dr Engelbert Winkler. Its reported benefits include: · Reduced anxiety, stress, fear and depression · Increased creativity · More restful sleep · Sense of oneness · Access astral travel and inner journeys · Increased sense of peace · Increased intuition · Improved physical healing · Release of beneficial hormones Other things to note - If you're sensitive to flickering light, this experience isn't for you. - The confirmation time above may say 'Melbourne' alongside it. Please ignore that - it's an AirBnB flaw - I'm definitely in Western Australia! (Melbourne is where I first set up this experience)

After you come in the gate, turn right and park opposite the orchard. Then walk up to the barn to meet the alpacas. In the barn, we’ll meet some Alpacas and put their halters on while talking about the history of these sweet animals. Before we set off, you’ll have the opportunity to ask any burning questions, but of course you can ask questions at any time. We’ll walk the Alpacas around the farm which usually takes about an hour. After the walk, if you’d like, you can see the free ranging chickens in the orchard and check out our permaculture vegetable garden. If the dates or times open for an experience do not suit you please contact brigitte through contact host page and I will arrange for you to come at a time of your choice Our birthing season starts in December Other things to note If you would like a different time or day, please ring Brigitte on 0427 201192 between hours of 7 am and 7 pm to book a time and day which is convenient for you.

Honey is a remarkable food and ingredient. The taste, viscosity, colour and aromas are linked directly to the floral sources available to the bees. In this gourmet food tour you will join a local food and wine enthusiast, beekeeper and bon vivant on a honey tasting, overview of the lifecycle of a colony and then suit up and visit a beehive! The honey tasting provides a unique insight into the different tastes and textures created by Hamish’s bees and a diverse range of floral sources. Hamish harvests his honey using the Flow Hive system which allows you to take small amounts of honey at a time without disturbing the bees. We get to taste honeys collected weeks and sometimes days apart and compare them. All of this alongside leaf tea or plunger coffee, freshly baked scones and award winning jam. By building our knowledge of these important pollinators we are helping build a sustainable future for the bees and for all of us. You will need fully enclosed shoes to be able to do this. During winter (April - September) we don't open the hives but get up close to observe the bees coming and going and view them through specially designed glass hive windows. Although the group size is limited it is possible to host a larger group; I simply bring along another beekeeper and they will open another hive. Likewise you can request a date. @bowralbeekeeping

We take precautionary measures to keep everyone healthy; everything is disinfected after each workshop and masks will be worn at all times by anyone teaching a workshop. We are still be taking up to four people per workshop but everyone must be from the same family bubble, so even if only one person books, all other bookings for that workshop will be closed. The workshop starts with a short talk about opals - where they're found, how they're created, how to see if a stone holds any precious opal - which will help when it comes time for you to choose your own parcel of opals. We have examples to look at and handle so that you are knowledgeable about which parcel of opals are valuable and have potential. Then you get to choose a parcel of three opals per person, ranging in size from 6 - 12ct. We then learn how to polish them to a high shine and release the gorgeous fire within the stones, which takes approximately two hours for all three stones. This gives people the unique experience of polishing genuine Australian opal. There is nowhere else where you can polish opals and it is very likely that the opals you leave with will be worth more than the money you spen Other things to note No experience is required and it is suitable for children 12+ with adult supervision. There are no refreshments for sale on site.