Sewa tempat di Normandy Park

We will learn about 1. How to determine the genders of the bunnies. 2. We will talk a little about the breeds and their personality. 3. What they eat and what not to feed them. 4. Compost/poop tea for the garden. 5. Birth and baby care. 6. Hands on experience, feeding and handling the rabbits. 7. So many fun stories and love therapy, you will feel so loved just looking at these cute fur balls hopping around! 8. Extra bonus ~quails eggs hunt and feeding our pet ducks,quack, quack! * * * If you want to learn how to care for them as a pet, I will make sure you pick a right bunny and learn to care for them, if you don’t want a pet, simply enjoy them here and not have to do the work. They will melt your heart. Come and hold the babies or simply spend time with them you will feel so loved. This is a great experience for adults and kids alike! Other things to note Remember to wear old farm clothes and it is getting really cold outside. Rabbits do kick and scratch because they are prey animals. If you like to handle them please wash hands before and after. We will provide pallets for feeding.

We will take you on a culinary tasting adventure of Pike Place Market. We will be stopping at 10 different artisanal vendors; learning about local production and tasting your way through the flavors of the Northwest. Learn where local chefs shop, where coffee aficionados get their cup of Joe and more! Other things to note The tour takes place rain or shine. Please email if you have dietary restrictions. We do book private tours for 8-15 people. Please direct message us to learn more.

On this tour with your family we can social distance and be outdoors. We can easily maintain a safe distance between riders while traveling between sites and on stops. Bikes are sanitized between riders and I am limiting the groups to your household. So if you sign up as a couple I will close that day just for you. We ride electric bikes, these are fat-tire RadPower Mini’s, they are accessible for almost all riders. Although the electric motor helps a lot with Seattle’s hills, you do have to pedal. At times, it can be the exercise equivalent of a brisk walk and on other points along the route it’s a pleasant stroll (or you can work as hard as you’d like for a greater aerobic experience.) Cargo bike available upon request--it is set up to take a younger passenger on the back. First stop is at the Olympic Mountains and Sound Viewpoint, here there's a great overview of the waterway and the geology of Seattle. Then a stop along Shilshole Bay either to be welcomed by the Seattle's favorite viking or the Salish people. Typically we travel through the Ballard Locks, these are currently closed. Other options include the Fremont Troll, Gasworks Park, and Fishermen's Terminal. There are a few options, such as a ride around Discovery Park and I like to customize the routes whenever possible. Other things to note First part of the tour is learning how to ride an ebike. There are bags on each bike for caring personal items. Wear bright colors to increase visibility. Sunglasses are also handy.

When you get here we will immediately go into the goat, mini horse, mini donkey and pig pasture and love on them. The goats can be picked up and carried around. The Pigs love a good belly rub and will flop over like a dog for you. We even have a baby mini horse to pet. We can also feed the Alpacas and Chickens. Sometimes they do get full in the afternoon so feeding may or may not happen. If lucky, we will spot a wild elk heard! Kids are very much welcome. My animals are very friendly, but all animals can be unpredictable. We can also do birthday parties. Just ask for more details. Please wear clothes and shoes you don’t mind a some dirty on, especially in the rainy season. We now offer fresh eggs for sale when available. If you want to reserve a dozen or half dozen, let me know before your visit. Also, don’t forget to follow Tinyheartshomestead on Instagram to see what’s new at the farm A reminder you are visiting an active farm and animal behavior is unpredictable. By booking you waive liability for injuries that occur during the experience. Other things to note Bring boots if rainy or shoes that can get wet. Goats can have dirty feet and may get a little dirt on you. Wear clothes you are ok needing a wash after

S/V Rumbera departs from Bainbridge Island's Waterfront Park, an easy walk from the ferry landing and downtown Winslow. Leaving the dock, we'll pass through beautiful Eagle Harbor before raising sails. To the east you’ll see the iconic skyline of Seattle, with majestic Mount Rainier to the south, the Olympic Mountains to the west, and Mount Baker to the north. ​ Depending on the day, we’ll get up close to seals, explore some beautiful harbors with stunning waterfront homes, and maybe even spot whales. Or we could see a nuclear submarine, inbound container ships, or century-old schooners. You'll learn about Bainbridge Island's unique history, from having the largest shipyard for wooden vessels in the West, to the earthquake that lifted a whole section of the Island 23 feet which can still be seen today, and of being the first place from which Japanese-Americans were forcibly removed from their homes during World War II. ​ You decide whether you want to charter the whole boat (“private” for up to six people) or share a charter with others (“social” for up to six people). No matter what you choose, we know you’ll have fun. Other things to note Call (206-947-3266) or email (sailrumbera@gmail.com) Captain Scott if you have any questions about this sailing experience!