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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.

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.

We'll first tour the organic mini-farm and focus on its unique features - how the garden and animals are organised and integrated using permaculture thinking. We'll talk about how chooks, goats and pigs can all be used for various purposes on a self-sufficient property, and how to grow a wide variety of organic veggie, berry and fruit crops. Then we'll get hands-on with seed sowing, planting and soil cultivation. You'll learn great techniques to grow organic veggies, berries and fruits - how to make compost and enrich your soil organically, how to cultivate and weed efficiently, how to time your plantings, and how to raise plants from seed to advanced seedlings before planting to make the most of your garden space. We'll finish by learning how to milk a goat, which is a fun thing to try and also a handy skill if you're considering becoming more self-sufficient one day. Lunch is provided as part of the workshop, which you can eat in at our cafe Home Grown on Piper cafe in Kyneton, which features healthy, tasty dishes made with organic, ethical produce from our farm and other local producers. You can pick and purchase some organic produce, seeds or seedlings for your garden at the end of the workshop. The aim is to inspire you in your own garden, so you'll feel confident to take the seeds or seedlings home and grow them successfully yourself!

Awaken the surfer within you during this 2-hour introductory surf lesson at the only official surf school in Bondi, with over 25 years of experience and history. Even if this is your first time around a board, we’ll have you safely up and onto your first wave before you’ve had time to worry about falling off. We surf in small groups (maximum 5), starting with important surf and safety rules and covering all the basics from warm-up to paddling, catching waves and standing. Caught the surfing bug? Try out our three lesson package Other things to note Please bring your swimmers and a towel. We will provide all other equipment including; board, wet suit, sunscreen and zinc.

Meet, interact and feed; We have Rabbits & Guinea pigs Lots of Chickens and can look for their eggs.. These small animals we often have at various ages so hopefully a baby or two. You'll meet and feed the Alpaca's - Sammy & Pluto Olive the Cow and her calf if they are sociable... Quinny is in training.. Sheep and their Lambs We may take a walk to see the other Cattle & Sheep. The young animals are growing quickly so unfortunately like the little lambs, they grow up. Hopefully there will be an few cuddles of little animals as we stroll around the farm. Then if you like can sit back and relax, enjoy the scenery, I’ll offer Tea or cold drink Kids can play on the big trampoline, or you can have a picnic.. There are discounts depending on your group booking size. I'm happy to try arrange another time of day to accommodate you, however do remember the animals laze about in the heat of the day, which is why my start time is 9.30 (8am would be ideal but realise you are on holiday!) Other things to note Not very good Mobile coverage only Telstra works here, So please download the directions, windy narrow roads Bring your own snacks and drinks it is quite a way to any shops This is a farm experience.