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We are hosting private farm meet & greets for people to meet our alpaca herd which includes the opportunity for people to hand feed our girls and their babies ,hand feed and learn how to halter our boys then we will give a short safety talk and take them for a short walk around our field whilst taking in the amazing Surrounding scenery and learning how we care for them and to end your visit on a high you can meet our naughty goats and put them through their paces in their very own agility course Other things to note Please be aware that our experiences are all outside and may have to be postponed in bad weather Strictly no dogs

After a short introduction, we get on the water for a journey north, up Lake Windermere in Canadian Canoes - these can be stabilised if it would benefit the group or the weather is challenging. On the way you experience the profound shape of the Lake District Mountains rising up as we travel from the flatter coastlands towards the high hills. We make landfall at a piece of isolated land sticking out into the lake where we set up our day camp, learn to light fires from flint and cook our own three course lunch on the beach surrounded by trees and water. Depending on conditions and needs we have a fantastic motor boat that can accompany us, this gives a great platform for equipment transport, can bring wheel chairs (wheel chairs just roll onto the front ramp), whizz someone back to a specialist toilet and the ability to take the group home if we're late leaving. We don't always bring it - we make a judgement depending on the needs of the group and conditions. The actual event order is somewhat weather dependent and we will discuss alternative options for challenging weather nearer the time. Other things to note: We can accommodate a vast range of additional needs. We do however need some notice so we can bring the right equipment and plan accordingly please inform us of any additional needs before booking so we can discuss how best to make your experience great.

Join me for a half day guided walk to experience the beauty of Kendal. We will start and finish in town and walk gradually uphill through Sepentine Woods to Scout Scar. We are very fortunate to have this Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) right on our doorstep, with its diverse flora and fauna and incredible views across the Lyth Valley to Morecambe Bay and the Lake District.

We will walk where the conditions are best. This is the Lake District where all types of weather should be expected. We could spend the day striding over the edges or exploring the valley bottoms. Either way we will safely tackle the best that the Lakeland Fells have to offer. The walks will be created around your needs but expect them to push you physically and sometimes mentally, walking the fells is an ideal way to exercise the body and the mind. A typical day on the Helvellyn range could include Striding and Swirral edges. This is a demanding walk requiring strong legs and a good head for heights and will take approximately 7 hours. Alternatively we could do the Langdale loop, a valley based walk that strolls through woodland, over fields, along tarns and over becks linking the villages of Chapel Stile, Elterwater and Skelwith Bridge. Throughout the days the local knowledge imparted by your guide will enthral and amaze you in equal measure. You will gain an insight into the Lakes that only a local guide can offer. Food and drinks are typically carried but we may find a valley cafe if the route allows. The correct clothing and equipment is essential. Other things to note Safety is paramount so the guides will use their knowledge to deliver the best experience possible.

This is a canoe introduction and coaching day. After a short briefing, we spend our time on the water firstly getting confident and learning the basic manoeuvres before setting out for a longer period of practice undertaking a short journey. The provided lunch is eaten on the bank with hot drinks and a lesson on tarp and paddle shelters will be included if the weather is poor. In the afternoon we journey back to near the start point and look at what to do if things start to go wrong (getting wet is optional but a great idea if you are thinking of using canoes alone). This is the first day of a 'Learn to Canoe' weekend, book onto Day 2 for a much longer journey and woodland cooked lunch expedition​. Other things to note We pride ourselves on being open and accessible​ but we do require some advanced notice to plan adaptations​ and support - and to bring the correct equipment. We run open sessions which may ​be a mixture of people with or without disabilities. If you would prefer a private​ session this is fine.