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Get your hands dirty in the pottery studio! You'll learn how to throw on a wheel and some simple creative techniques to make your pots special. Everyone will at the very least produce a cup and a dish, you'll be able to decorate your work and it'll be included in our next wood kiln firing. Other things to note This experience is tailored for people who are creative, you don't need any experience of pottery... but if you do, great, you can really push your creativity.

After meeting at a local train station, easily accessible from the cities of Sheffield and Manchester, we’ll run through the gears etc. and ensure the bike is set up to suit you. We will ride at a leisurely pace and enjoy stops along the way to discover the hidden past of this beautiful area and take in the splendid scenery of the Park District National Park. If you like big views and want to enjoy the social as much as the ride then our Pudding and Ale vintage bike tour is for you. Starting and finishing at the ancient Peak District village of Bamford you’ll adventure north on the traffic-free Thornhill Trail, an easy going start. You’ll take in some gentle up and downs as you follow the quiet gravel road along the shores of Derwent Reservoir, where you’ll enjoy great views across the Dark Peak and Derwent Valley beyond. On your return we take in a pub stop at the welcoming Yorkshire Bridge Inn where you can enjoy either a traditional Yorkshire Pudding with gravy or a Bakewell Pudding, and a pint of the local ale. You’ll soon be refreshed for the short ride back to the station on country lanes. From here it is around a 20 minute train journey back to the bustling centre of Sheffield. Join our retro bike ride and be guided by local experts as you journey through the beautiful Peak District countryside. You'll explore new places and have a great time!

This experience is created to introduce Ilkley and its historic surroundings to you just as locals know it. Foremost, I'll be like your local friend or family member to show you around, rather than a guide taking you from sight to sight. You'll learn about the heritage of this great town and surrounding area. You will discover historic landmarks and experience the fantastic landscape of Ilkley and the Wharfedale valley. Other things to note The walk will last approx 3 to 4 hrs. The first hour will be a steady incline on a good wide track to attain the elevation after which it is level or a decline for the return leg.

We will walk from Danby up onto the moors and through the ancient oak woodland to forage for wild free food. We will see and learn about the rich wild harvest found on the moors and valleys of the north york moors. You will learn about the local foods we can eat including berries, flowers, and herbs from the area. I will teach you how to find and identify plants you can eat. We will find edible seasonal plants. I will explain how to prepare recipes and the uses of herbs, flowers, berries found, and medicinal uses of plants found. The foraging walk will include moorland, a secret valley, and ancient woodlands You need to be able to walk over rough ground for approximately 5 km. walks can be shortened by arrangement .We can stop at a cafe at the end, at Moors Centre if desired We will end at a cafe or pub for a drink or snack in Danby if you desire, possibly the moors centre, or the Duke of Wellington pub Other things to note Enjoy a special unique experience learning how to find natural plants you can use in a variety of ways including berries, nuts, seeds, and leaves. Walking up a beautiful hidden valley onto the moorland edge at a slow pace so we can appreciate the moors Meet at the bakery in Danby.

We'll meet outside the entrance hall at Manchester Art Gallery for a short walking bee tour. The art gallery is the perfect place to spot a few bees. We will explore the significance of the Manchester bee, Industrial Revolution and Cottonoplois. We'll also look at the gorgeous William De Morgan Victorian tiles and Pre-Raphaelite Art. Then onto Manchester Town Hall to pay homage to architect Alfred Waterhouse (1830 ~1905) who designed the gothic style masterpiece. He created the incredible bee mosaic floor, the inspiration for our mosaic. Then over to Library Walk to see the flower mosaic floor and spot some more worker bees. As we make our way through the streets of Manchester we will see wonderful examples of architecture. Onto "Whitworth Locke Hotel” Co Working Space, Whitworth Street. Where we will settle in with a tea or coffee from Foundation Coffee and start to make our bee mosaics. You’ll leave with a unique mosaic to treasure forever, a wonderful memory of your trip to Manchester. All materials will be provided. I'll guide you through the mosaic process and technique, sharing my skills and tips on how to make the best bee mosaic. The experience is a wonderful welcome to Manchester, you're going to have the best time. It’s a unique experience, I know you'll love. This will be an excellent way of meeting new people if you are travelling alone.

Please note this is a 3-3.5hr experience After meeting at The York Art Gallery we enjoy a 3 hour stroll through ancient snickleways, pausing for a drink in 3 historic venues before finishing at a brewery taproom. We enjoy York's rich and eclectic history, taking in magnificent views of the Minster before exploring the hidden backstreets and quiet courtyards along the way. Other things to note Those lucky enough to look under 25 years of age are required to bring photo I.D Please wear some good walking shoes, a warm coat and bring a healthy thirst for history. Cheers!

Your two volunteer guides will meet you inside the Minster. Over the hour and a half, they'll introduce you to the characters in history responsible for the building of such an iconic and impressive Medieval minster. After a short walk around the ground floor, you'll be guided up a narrow, spiral stone staircase into the roof of the building. There you'll discover the incredible feats of engineering from almost a thousand years ago that hold this building together, the hidden wall in the roof, a giant hamster wheel that helps to reveal a hole in the church ceiling where you can peer down 70 feet to the ground floor. You discover what brought thousands of pilgrims to this church from 700AD onwards and through this church and its own intimate history, you'll also learn about the history of England. The tour is all within the dramatic loft of the church. We don't go outside onto the roof itself as there is no safe way to take people out there.

I will show you how to make your own sterling silver ring or bangle from scratch. We will start by working out a design and the size needed first in copper wire or sheet, and how to create textures using a rolling mill, hammers or punches. I will show you how to correctly use a jeweller's piercing saw to cut the metal. After annealing the metal using a blow torch, you'll form the ring or bangle, using a mallet to shape it to the mandrel. I will demonstrate how to solder the join, and then you'll get a go! You will make the final piece in silver to your own personal design. And then it gets a final finish burnished, matt or shiny... and you get to put it on and it's yours to keep...or give to someone special as a thoughtful gift. Other things to note We are dog-friendly...Truffe my soppy springer spaniel gets excited when we have visitors, let me know if you would like a less exuberant welcome! There are stairs to reach the studio and bathroom.

Sketching around Whitby is a unique way to get to know the beautiful town, and a wonderful way to take a memory of your visit home with you. You will be drawing on location in a secluded spot, and work in a small sketch book that will be yours to keep. Its a lovely way to unwind and practice a little mindfulness ! We will start with a short guided walk up and down pretty, less frequented passageways and steps with a little local history. We end up in an area with beautiful panoramic views of Whitby. This is a good base with plenty of public seats, away from the general hum drum, but sketchers could work in the vicinity if they chose. I may give a short demonstration if necessary, show examples and also have some drawing aids up my sleeve in case you are a little rusty. I can give as much help as you need. We will work with a selection of materials including pens, pencils and watercolour paints. If the weather is rainy, we can work at the band stand nearby which has a roof, and also has lovely views. Other things to note We may be walking on uneven steps, sometimes slippery - please wear suitable footwear (easier routes are an option if the group is not able to do steps). It is often windy working outdoors so please bring a windproof jacket. Paints/pens may stain if spilled. Wet weather locations are available.

Savour the moment as we take a hike in amazing rural British scenery! First we will meet at the Chorlton Water Park Car Park where you will be debriefed and given insight into the rich history of Manchester and the surroundings. Then we will stroll along the infamous river Mersey where we will play icebreaker games and take high quality photographs on a DSLR Canon Camera. Lastly we will return to Chorlton Water Park where we will debrief and step into a state of relaxation with a calming 10 minute mindlessness meditation. You will be set to carry on your day with positive energy and steadiness. Other things to note If you need to know anything please message me directly I am glad to help you out! But here are some extra things I think you may want to know: - Meditation is not mandatory. - If the weather's bad I will contact you. - Come with an open heart ready to have Fun!

The York Secrets & Legends Tour is a unique, fun and fascinating walking tour where you will discover secret places as well as uncover little-known tales from the history of the City. Where in York do you need to kiss so stay together forever? Where can you find the most haunted house in York? Which street was voted the most picturesque in Britain? Why is York the second capital of England? Ghosts, Harry Potter, kings, chocolate and even unicorns! There is something new and interesting for everyone whether you are local, tourist, adult or child. Follow me on this journey to learn about all of this and even more! “Still round the corner, there may wait, a new road or a secret gate.” J. R. R. Tolkien

Get your hands dirty in the pottery studio! You'll learn how to throw on a wheel and some simple creative techniques to make your pots special. Everyone will at the very least produce a cup and a dish, you'll be able to decorate your work and it'll be included in our next wood kiln firing. Other things to note This experience is tailored for people who are creative, you don't need any experience of pottery... but if you do, great, you can really push your creativity.

On this two hour Wild Food Foraging Walk, you will firstly hear an introduction talk covering the advantages of and cautions involved in learning about wild food, then you will walk along the flat Riverside walk to meet about 25 plants. You will learn about harvesting, processing and medicinal properties as well as some recipes. Suitable for buggies, wheel chair users and friendly dogs on leads. Other things to note: Toilets, parking and cafe near start of the walk.

Join Joe on the #1 Google walking tour of Manchester. Wander through the streets and learn some of the hidden gems and secrets of Manchester! On your tour you will see some sets of BBC and Netflix series. You will also see where Hollywood movies were filmed and see that the architecture, staircases and pavements of the streets look like New York. You’ll also experience the incredible street art of the Northern Quarter and find plenty of Instagram photo opportunities! You’ll learn how one Manchester resident was instrumental in ending the 2nd world war. You’ll also see how Manchester had a huge role in leading the way to ending slavery. You’ll see how Manchester gave the world many firsts including the handheld ice cream, women voting rights, vegetarianism and policemen! You will also see the meeting place which gave the world the Premier League! Learn what famous singers did before they made it! And see how and why Manchester has more music than any other city in Britain! You can find out more by visiting my website: www.rockandgoalmanchester.com

After meeting at a local train station, easily accessible from the cities of Sheffield and Manchester, we’ll run through the gears etc. and ensure the bike is set up to suit you. We will ride at a leisurely pace and enjoy stops along the way to discover the hidden past of this beautiful area and take in the splendid scenery of the Park District National Park. If you like big views and want to enjoy the social as much as the ride then our Pudding and Ale vintage bike tour is for you. Starting and finishing at the ancient Peak District village of Bamford you’ll adventure north on the traffic-free Thornhill Trail, an easy going start. You’ll take in some gentle up and downs as you follow the quiet gravel road along the shores of Derwent Reservoir, where you’ll enjoy great views across the Dark Peak and Derwent Valley beyond. On your return we take in a pub stop at the welcoming Yorkshire Bridge Inn where you can enjoy either a traditional Yorkshire Pudding with gravy or a Bakewell Pudding, and a pint of the local ale. You’ll soon be refreshed for the short ride back to the station on country lanes. From here it is around a 20 minute train journey back to the bustling centre of Sheffield. Join our retro bike ride and be guided by local experts as you journey through the beautiful Peak District countryside. You'll explore new places and have a great time!

We will firstly meet at Odins cave the oldest documented mine in Derbyshire and is thought to be the oldest lead mine in England. This is a great starting point for our circular walk which will take us along the A625 road that was abandoned in the 70’s due to mining and the land slide. This walk is one of the most popular routes in the peak district National Park where we will overlook the stunning Hope Valley on one side and the whole of Edale, Kinder Scout to the Derwent moors on the other. Throughout our hike and upon reaching the summit there will be opportunities for videos, photographs and rest stops. We then continue along the great ridge through the area known as Hollins cross. These paths are located at the junction from Mam Tor crossing from Edale to Castleton. At this point we will continue along to Back Tor finally descending into the beautiful village of Castleton. Here in Castleton you will have up to an hour to take in the unique atmosphere and enjoy the numerous cafés, tea rooms and pubs before heading off back to our starting point which will take around 30 minutes. All in all our walk should take around 4 hours. It would be lovely to have you join me to enjoy this walk as much as I have over the last 10 years. When we have finished our day together, please share your experiences gained today. There is also a shorter version of this walk on my page.

We'll be exploring the cobbled streets of Ancoats and the Northern Quarter on this "Canals to Canapes food tour." The aim is to show you a different side of Manchester and to showcase some of the food heroes that live and work here. We'll start off in an area commonly described as one of the UK's coolest places to live. Canal side mills and factories are now apartments, bars and restaurants. Where cotton used to be unloaded and factories were teeming with workers is now an area known for food, drink and culture. Strolling around the area we'll talk about the Industrial Revolution and how this area was the beating heart of it all. We'll tell stories about the gangs that owned these streets, what life was like for the workers and how the area has changed over time. Food is never far away on this tour. We'll visit one of the city's best bakeries and meet the bakers behind the bread. We'll stop in at locally run, independent food buisnesses and try their dishes. Supporting our food heroes. Moving on to the Northern Quarter we'll pass by hipster record stores, some of the best coffee shops and even get a sneak look into a hidden art centre. We'll savour the best Indian flavours, delicious Italian bites and a unique Manchester dessert. Please come hungry and ready for fun.

This experience is created to introduce Ilkley and its historic surroundings to you just as locals know it. Foremost, I'll be like your local friend or family member to show you around, rather than a guide taking you from sight to sight. You'll learn about the heritage of this great town and surrounding area. You will discover historic landmarks and experience the fantastic landscape of Ilkley and the Wharfedale valley. Other things to note The walk will last approx 3 to 4 hrs. The first hour will be a steady incline on a good wide track to attain the elevation after which it is level or a decline for the return leg.

Join us on the famous Yorkshire Three Peak Challenge, starting at Horton in Ribblesdale we will climb Pen-y-ghent, Whernside and Ingleborough the 24.5 mile trail walk with 7000 feet of ascent/decent, that takes you through the stunning landscapes of this beautiful national park. Throughout the tour there are plenty of opportunities to pause to capture photo’s and take in the stunning views. It should be noted that this tour will not suit more novice walkers. It’s approximately 24.5 miles and the aim is for the tour to be completed in under 12 hours. Whilst it is very demanding and requires a good level of fitness and no underlying health issues, it’s still great fun. We’re flexible in giving short rest breaks and it provides a brilliant sense of accomplishment. We also provide each guest with a personalised certificate of achievement after the event. I have competed and coached on track, road and trail for over 35 years climbing across the UK and Europe. Highly knowledgeable on nutritional support and best training practices, I’ve vast experience of the local area and a member of The British Mountaineering Club. Fully insured you’re in safe hands with us!

Fancy having a throw with a master potter? This is a pottery class where you will learn how to handle clay, from preparing to manipulating it by hand on the pottery wheel. Guided by David (of Partington's Pots), you will produce your very own hand-thrown mug. After the session, the pot will be fired and available to collect (or be posted to you) the following week. This activity will take place inside a vibrant artist studio, buzzing with Salford-based creatives. This is your opportunity to unleash your inner artist!