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We will meet in front of the Westgate, the medieval entrance to the town; we will speak and learn about this Ancient Capital of England: Winchester. Here we will see what remains of Winchester Castle, the Great Hall and talk of: King Arthur, the Domesday Book, and Thomas Hardy. We will continue down the famous High Street with its' beautiful buildings. Then we will see the marvel that is Winchester Cathedral. Here with will learn about famed author Jane Austen, her connection to Winchester, who is buried in the Cathedral. After we will stroll the banks of the River Itchen, which inspired the poetry of John Keats. We will see the remains of the Wolvesey Palace, Winchester College, before we finish our Experience at the Jane Austen House. WALSH TOURS GROUPS LIMITED TO 10 GUESTS TOTAL REQUIRES A MINIUM OF TWO BOOKINGS TO OPERATE PRIVATE TOURS ALSO AVAILABLE 20% OFF AT THE WYKEHAM ARMS PUB

You will be warmly greeted and shown to your picnic table (in the winter months you can eat in our cosy warm cabin) ready to meet the Alpacas. This is an afternoon tea with a difference, you will enjoy a short talk by your host on alpacas so you learn a bit about them, then you will be able to enjoy your afternoon tea whilst the alpacas graze close by. This will consist of a selection of sandwiches and cakes and a pot of tea or coffee. You will be able to enjoy your afternoon tea with the alpacas as they will graze right up close to your table so keep an eye on your cake! A great opportunity to take photos, get to know more about Alpacas whilst enjoying an afternoon tea. This is in a peaceful setting so a chance to relax away from crowds, enjoy some quiet time and be close to nature with Alpacas for company. After your afternoon tea you will be able to feed the alpacas so this is a unique experience and so much more than just an afternoon tea. Other things to note In the winter months, you will be able to eat in our warm and cosy cabin. Afterwards you will be able to feed our alpacas. Well behaved children are welcome, however we are not a petting zoo and is not suitable for children who want to run, scream and shout. This is a peaceful but fun experience.

We'll meet at our farm for an initial introduction. Next we'll walk the grounds and explain the relationship between nature and bees, underlining their importance to the eco system. Then, we'll take you through the equipment needed to practise bee keeping, the main events in the beekeeping year, how we manage the swarming season and extract the golden honey. We'll visit one or two of our apiary sites in the locality, and if weather permits we may open a hive to let you see what the inside of a bee colony looks like. Afterwards, we'll return to the farm and try some honey tasting to help you understand the different types of honey available. A relaxing experience enjoying nature and gaining an appreciation of these beautiful, selfless animals. Other things to note Decent footwear is key if we are walking - but it should not be too demanding.

Join me on a leisurely 4-mile walk (lasting 2 to 2.5 hours) through the beautiful Sussex countryside, into the South Downs National Park via an ancient hollow way following in the footsteps of Romans, commoners and a king fleeing for his life! We'll start our walk in a village just a ten-minute drive (20-minute by bus) north of Chichester, passing through vineyards, farmland and a beautiful tunnel of trees. After a short walk uphill, we'll see the restored windmill and have time to admire the 360° views of the Sussex countryside. The Isle of Wight can be seen from here on a clear day. Learn about Boxgrove Man, the oldest human remains ever found in England, a Neolithic settlement and see WWII radio direction-finding structures. Hear local folktales and learn a little Sussex dialect. Depending on the time of year, we may see a range of butterflies and birds, including buzzards and skylarks and, if we are very lucky, we may see some deer. Chichester is the nearest railway station. There is a regular bus service from there to the meeting point. Other things to note: This is an easy walk but it is not suitable for anyone with mobility difficulties due to several stiles on the route. The route can be very muddy after rain. Alternative times/and dates are possible on request. There are no public toilets in the village. Parking is available at the meeting point.

There is so little time or opportunity nowadays to experience the countryside and coast at night, away from the blinding glare of street lights and vehicles. My Night Hike on the Jurassic Coast takes you to a quiet part of coastline that is completely free of all light pollution and rich in wildlife. We will follow well maintained tracks and paths from the village of Worth Matravers in Purbeck along the ancient Priests Way and down winding valleys to the wave-washed rocks at Seacombe or Winspit Coves. From here we walk along a fenced clifftop path back to the Square and Compass pub in Worth Matravers and on the way I tell tales of the shipwrecked sailors and smugglers that haunt the surrounding cliffs and valleys Along the way there is a possibility of seeing a variety of nocturnal wildlife such as deer, badgers, bats and owls. If we are lucky the sky will be clear of clouds and we can enjoy some wonderful star gazing. Other things to note The route follows well maintained paths and tracks for the entire route but it is often VERY muddy and slippery so please bring suitable footwear with good grippy soles. Bright and comfortable head torches can be provided but bring you own if you wish.

Uxbridge is my home town and love living near so much green space, canal and rivers. I have a great passion for off road cycling and have found my own routes via local public trails, canal towpaths and open fields. The routes themselves vary in distance and all start from the Grand Union Canal. Occasionally parts of a route may involve cycling on a road for short while. These roads are generally not busy with heavy traffic. Though I have listed routes below, I am very much open to adapting certain routes to suite you best. Very flexible here as want to make sure you have the best enjoyable experience on the bike!

Join me on a magical 4 to 5 hour round trip from Chichester to West Wittering Beach. After an Ebike introduction & instruction on how to use them, when everyone is comfortable & happy we'll set off on our adventure. This unforgettable leisurely trip first takes us through the scenic country lanes to Chichester Harbour (AONB), an internationally important pit stop for wading birds & an area of outstanding natural beauty. At Bosham Hoe we'll catch the licensed ferry boat to Itchenor just a short ride across the water & a great way to see the harbour aboard a boat captained by an experienced ferryman. Next, from Itchenor we join part of the Saltern's Way cycle path, a beautiful section through scenic farmland which is car free. We then reach West Wittering village & then onto the beach. At the beach we can lock the bikes & there's time to explore, sit back on the sand or take a dip! The beach has lifeguards (mid-May to Mid-September) & designated swiming zones. The unspoilt, rural bliss of the surrounding area easily earns its reputation as one of the best beaches in the UK. This blue flag beach has toilets, showers & a cafe. From the beach we then return back to Chichester via the Marina, scenic country lanes and back roads. Total trip approx 4 to 5 hours, 18 miles. Ideal for beginner cyclists & all flat terrain.

We will meet for a guided walk in the New Forest. I can tailor to your needs and delve into the real working forest away from the tourist hotspots while sharing with you my local knowledge of the history, landscape, wildlife and local people to give you a better understanding for this beautiful place and how the grazing animals have shaped the landscape. The walks average 4-7 miles and can easily involve a pub lunch on request. The walks are not limited to daytime, I can be a available at sunrise or sunset to see the best of the wildlife. Longer or shorter walks are available on request. I would advise contacting me first so we can tailor the walk for you.

Join me on an electric bike & walking tour of Kingley Vale Nature Reserve, Europe's finest yew tree forest! Part of the South Downs National Park, this world class mosaic of natural habitats is home to amazing wildlife, ancient trees & rare plants. This unique tour is a chance to experience nature, take in breathtaking landscapes & to find out fascinating local history on route. After an Ebike introduction & instruction on how to use them, when everyone is comfortable & happy we'll set off on our adventure. From Chichester we take the scenic back roads & bridle paths to Kingley Vale. The spectacular yew groves form the heart of this reserve & here there are several large & extremely old trees, some are estimated to be amongst the oldest living things in Britain. Fom the Vale we'll head up to the chalk grasslands of Bow Hill. At the summit, we'll see some of the best views in England. The panoramic views are stunning in all directions. Looking South you can see Chichester Harbour & beyond the Isle of Wight. We'll check out the Bronze Age burial mounds & discover the legends that surround this ancient archelogical site. Known as the the Devil’s Humps or the King's Graves, these mounds are considered some of the most impressive barrows surviving in the UK. To complete our journey we'll make our way downhill & return to Chichester via the scenic back roads.

Join me on one of the most beautiful trails in Berkshire and Oxfordshire and create memories you cannot forget through public footpaths and forest trails including small roads alongside the river and small bridges -- visiting organic vegetable farms market, equestrian places and other local animals such as lamas, cows, sheep, fox, rabbits, wild birds..-- an old church from Norman times and a drink in a traditional English pub and the beautiful Thames River with miles of narrowboats and boat clubs.. --We will have amazing views all along for the perfect photographic memories.

We will meet in front of the Westgate, the medieval entrance to the town; we will speak and learn about this Ancient Capital of England: Winchester. Here we will see what remains of Winchester Castle, the Great Hall and talk of: King Arthur, the Domesday Book, and Thomas Hardy. We will continue down the famous High Street with its' beautiful buildings. Then we will see the marvel that is Winchester Cathedral. Here with will learn about famed author Jane Austen, her connection to Winchester, who is buried in the Cathedral. After we will stroll the banks of the River Itchen, which inspired the poetry of John Keats. We will see the remains of the Wolvesey Palace, Winchester College, before we finish our Experience at the Jane Austen House. WALSH TOURS GROUPS LIMITED TO 10 GUESTS TOTAL REQUIRES A MINIUM OF TWO BOOKINGS TO OPERATE PRIVATE TOURS ALSO AVAILABLE 20% OFF AT THE WYKEHAM ARMS PUB

When you arrive I will greet you with a Hot chocolate, Tea or freshly ground coffee. While you enjoy your drink out in our beautiful gardens adjacent to the paddock, I can chat to you about the breed and how we have come to raise our own flock of Shetlands. I can share my experiences of living in the New Forest and the commoners life. Then get on your boots, get some fresh air and join me out in our paddock to meet "Bee" and my super friendly flock. I will teach you how to interact and connect with the sheep in a meaningful way. I can gear the experience for all age groups, please let me know the age of any younger children attending in advance. I have built up a fantastic relationship with these animals and "Ewe" will be amazed at how tame they are!! After you have had enough sheep therapy and the experience ends, you could enjoy the rest of your day in the forest or visit the Royal Oak pub for lunch, a drink or an ice-cream only a short walk away. Under 4s are welcome but are generally not able to enter the paddock with the sheep. They can however pet the sheep through a gate. Please note we cannot welcome dogs.

Looking for a stroll, but with a twist ? Well look no further than our brand new Goat Walking experience. Take one of our cheeky goats for a walk along various routes around The Ranch whilst they feast on the foliage. You will find that the goats are gentle loving creatures full of mischief intelligence and just love human company.  You will lead your own personal goat on a leisure stroll with frequent stops for them to nibble on their favourite leaves and bushes and for you to take photographs of the occasion. This experience is so much fun, so pop on your wellies or walking boots and some old clothes and enjoy 1 hour of hands on goat antics.  The Ranch goats will love to climb over you for food and cause general mayhem. ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​

You will be warmly greeted and shown to your picnic table (in the winter months you can eat in our cosy warm cabin) ready to meet the Alpacas. This is an afternoon tea with a difference, you will enjoy a short talk by your host on alpacas so you learn a bit about them, then you will be able to enjoy your afternoon tea whilst the alpacas graze close by. This will consist of a selection of sandwiches and cakes and a pot of tea or coffee. You will be able to enjoy your afternoon tea with the alpacas as they will graze right up close to your table so keep an eye on your cake! A great opportunity to take photos, get to know more about Alpacas whilst enjoying an afternoon tea. This is in a peaceful setting so a chance to relax away from crowds, enjoy some quiet time and be close to nature with Alpacas for company. After your afternoon tea you will be able to feed the alpacas so this is a unique experience and so much more than just an afternoon tea. Other things to note In the winter months, you will be able to eat in our warm and cosy cabin. Afterwards you will be able to feed our alpacas. Well behaved children are welcome, however we are not a petting zoo and is not suitable for children who want to run, scream and shout. This is a peaceful but fun experience.

Uxbridge is my home town and love living near so much green space, canal and rivers. I have a great passion for off road cycling and have found my own routes via local public trails, canal towpaths and open fields. The routes themselves vary in distance and all start from the Grand Union Canal. Occasionally parts of a route may involve cycling on a road for short while. These roads are generally not busy with heavy traffic. Though I have listed routes below, I am very much open to adapting certain routes to suite you best. Very flexible here as want to make sure you have the best enjoyable experience on the bike!

As this session is aimed at beginners with little knowledge or experience of flying drones, I will kick things off by getting the 'boring stuff' out of the way first i.e teaching you the basic rules and regulations for flying in Class G airspace that we will be operating in. Next I'll show you how to set up the drones, run through a 'pre-flight checklist 'then give you a quick flight demo. Once you feel a bit more confident the fun part can begin....flying in more advanced settings, which will allow you to cover more distance and take some dronies/selfies of you flying and further out over the English channel and the Purbeck Hills, the Isle of Wight and Bournemouth's 7 miles of golden beaches. If you want you can bring along your own Micro SD card, or I can share a link with you afterwards for you to view and download the photos/video footage. Other things to note: 1) Suitable for groups/families - Discounts available. 2) As my drones are not waterproof and cannot fly safely in very windy conditions, we may need to cancel/reschedule if the weather gods are being unkind.

Five-0 is a restored police launch that patrolled The River Thames between Hammersmith and Greenwich in the 1960s. Over the last 5 years we have been giving Five-0 a huge amount of TLC to give her a second life, retiring her on a quieter spot of the Thames. Five-0 navigates the Thames between Hampton and Henley, amongst many famous sights such as Windsor Castle, Cliveden house and Hampton court. Hop aboard the skippered boat with up to 5 other friends/family, sit back and soak in the scenery or have a go at sailing that Thames yourself. About the Boat Tour We will personalise your journey and recommend the best river stops on the way, whether you are looking for sightseeing, a picnic stop or relaxing at river front pubs and restaurants along the way. Boat trips start from the pick-up location at 10am, you will be dropped back to that location at 4pm. We will write and share with you your itinerary (detailing stops), at least 48 hours before your trip. What’s included? • Skippered boat trip • Bespoke route • Per day (6 hours) • Up to 6 guests (excl skipper) • Food and drink hamper* • Fuel included *3 guests min. Private groups recommend. Complimentary nibbles/drinks. Some of our recommended trips: Trip one : Windsor from Chertsey (TW18 3LS) Trip two: Hampton Court from Shepperton (TW17 9LQ) We welcome you aboard for birthdays, anniversaries, or any other celebrations.

When you arrive , you will be warmly welcomed. You will be offered a drink of tea, coffee or a soft drink. After a brief safety talk, the alpacas will come in to meet you. You will be given a talk on alpacas so you will learn all about them and a chance to ask questions. You will then be able to feed the alpacas. A chance to take some great photos. This experiece is perfect for all ages. A chance to feed the alpacas and learn more about where they come from and how we care for them.

Our sea kayaking adventure in Studland bay is something pretty special. It marks the beginning of the Jurassic Coastline, a UNESCO World Heritage sight, for one, but for two, our patch of Dorset wild which also happens to be an iconic landmark Old Harry Rocks, that is filled to the brim in myth, magic and legend, with the tales of pirates and smugglers contributing to the history of our home which we happily share along the way. Old Harry Rocks is a beautiful and iconic sea kayaking destination, and the best way to explore this iconic landmark is from a sea Kayak, our hut on the shores of Middle beach is just a short paddle away. After an inital safety briefing you will join us and jump aboard the kayaks to explore Studland bay in Dorset before heading out to Old Harry Rocks. From here, you will be guided you to explore the sea caves, arches and stacks of this iconic landmark by kayak. We will have frequent stops to discuss this area of outstanding natural beauty and there will ample opportunity to learn about the eco system and geology along the way. These trips are run using double sit on top kayaks, please book in your family or social bubble groups as you will be sharing a kayak. If you are booking an uneven group number we have some single kayaks for this situation, if you want a single kayak please contact us and we can discuss other trips with you. Min age 12+

Explore a garden designed to produce & display a wide variety of edible plants, including fruits; vegetables; herbs & plants for infusions. There are trees; shrubs; tubers; perennials & annual plants. Over 100 types of edible plants (e.g. potatoes & tomatoes) & over 200 varieties (e.g. red & blue potatoes; red & yellow tomatoes) are grown in the garden throughout the year. Including unusual food plants (e.g mashua, oca & yacon), heritage varieties (e.g. Broad Ripple Yellow Currant tomatoes) & unusual coloured varieties (purple mangetout, yellow raspberries) rare to find in supermarkets. The visit can be used to reflect the interests of guests, from practical advice on how to grow, harvest, store or cook specific crops to the history or nutrition of fruits & vegetables. You can also discuss general nutrition questions throughout the experience. Jan & Feb focuses on how to plan edible gardens & where to buy seeds & tubers Mar & Apr focuses on sowing & planting annual crops May & Jun is the start of harvesting (e.g peas & beans) Jul & Aug is peak production time Sep & Oct is the start of storing & preserving for the winter Nov & Dec focuses on preserving & preparing for winter Other things to note Some areas of the garden are not flat, but the majority of the visit will be on flat ground. Lawned areas may be difficult for wheelchair users.

We'll meet at our farm for an initial introduction. Next we'll walk the grounds and explain the relationship between nature and bees, underlining their importance to the eco system. Then, we'll take you through the equipment needed to practise bee keeping, the main events in the beekeeping year, how we manage the swarming season and extract the golden honey. We'll visit one or two of our apiary sites in the locality, and if weather permits we may open a hive to let you see what the inside of a bee colony looks like. Afterwards, we'll return to the farm and try some honey tasting to help you understand the different types of honey available. A relaxing experience enjoying nature and gaining an appreciation of these beautiful, selfless animals. Other things to note Decent footwear is key if we are walking - but it should not be too demanding.

You will be warmly welcomed and introduced to the Alpacas, after a chat about them we will set off for a walk around our fields which will take about half an hour,.sometimes longer as the alpacas like to stop and graze along the way so a great opportunity to take photos. After our walk, you will be able to sit at our picnic tables whilst we get your afternoon tea ready with a selection of sandwiches and cakes, all served on a 3 tier cake stand. During your afternoon Tea , the Alpacas will graze around your table so you can sit and observe them close up and see all their different characters. This is a unique experience and great fun as well as a chance to relax and enjoy being close to nature. Other things to note The walk is at a slow pace and you will be with your host in a small group, You will learn about Alpacas and then enjoy an afternoon tea with a selection of sandwiches and cakes.

Join me on a leisurely 4-mile walk (lasting 2 to 2.5 hours) through the beautiful Sussex countryside, into the South Downs National Park via an ancient hollow way following in the footsteps of Romans, commoners and a king fleeing for his life! We'll start our walk in a village just a ten-minute drive (20-minute by bus) north of Chichester, passing through vineyards, farmland and a beautiful tunnel of trees. After a short walk uphill, we'll see the restored windmill and have time to admire the 360° views of the Sussex countryside. The Isle of Wight can be seen from here on a clear day. Learn about Boxgrove Man, the oldest human remains ever found in England, a Neolithic settlement and see WWII radio direction-finding structures. Hear local folktales and learn a little Sussex dialect. Depending on the time of year, we may see a range of butterflies and birds, including buzzards and skylarks and, if we are very lucky, we may see some deer. Chichester is the nearest railway station. There is a regular bus service from there to the meeting point. Other things to note: This is an easy walk but it is not suitable for anyone with mobility difficulties due to several stiles on the route. The route can be very muddy after rain. Alternative times/and dates are possible on request. There are no public toilets in the village. Parking is available at the meeting point.

Join me on a magical 4 to 5 hour round trip from Chichester to West Wittering Beach. After an Ebike introduction & instruction on how to use them, when everyone is comfortable & happy we'll set off on our adventure. This unforgettable leisurely trip first takes us through the scenic country lanes to Chichester Harbour (AONB), an internationally important pit stop for wading birds & an area of outstanding natural beauty. At Bosham Hoe we'll catch the licensed ferry boat to Itchenor just a short ride across the water & a great way to see the harbour aboard a boat captained by an experienced ferryman. Next, from Itchenor we join part of the Saltern's Way cycle path, a beautiful section through scenic farmland which is car free. We then reach West Wittering village & then onto the beach. At the beach we can lock the bikes & there's time to explore, sit back on the sand or take a dip! The beach has lifeguards (mid-May to Mid-September) & designated swiming zones. The unspoilt, rural bliss of the surrounding area easily earns its reputation as one of the best beaches in the UK. This blue flag beach has toilets, showers & a cafe. From the beach we then return back to Chichester via the Marina, scenic country lanes and back roads. Total trip approx 4 to 5 hours, 18 miles. Ideal for beginner cyclists & all flat terrain.

There is so little time or opportunity nowadays to experience the countryside and coast at night, away from the blinding glare of street lights and vehicles. My Night Hike on the Jurassic Coast takes you to a quiet part of coastline that is completely free of all light pollution and rich in wildlife. We will follow well maintained tracks and paths from the village of Worth Matravers in Purbeck along the ancient Priests Way and down winding valleys to the wave-washed rocks at Seacombe or Winspit Coves. From here we walk along a fenced clifftop path back to the Square and Compass pub in Worth Matravers and on the way I tell tales of the shipwrecked sailors and smugglers that haunt the surrounding cliffs and valleys Along the way there is a possibility of seeing a variety of nocturnal wildlife such as deer, badgers, bats and owls. If we are lucky the sky will be clear of clouds and we can enjoy some wonderful star gazing. Other things to note The route follows well maintained paths and tracks for the entire route but it is often VERY muddy and slippery so please bring suitable footwear with good grippy soles. Bright and comfortable head torches can be provided but bring you own if you wish.