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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.

This is a very hands-on experience - you will learn the basics of glassblowing and progress through to create your own pipe(s) in your choice of colors and design! We keep our group size to no more than 4 so you can have an amazing one-on-one experience with a lot of hands-on time on the torch. Our glassblowing experience is intended for 2-4 people and lasts approx. 1 hour per person. If you are a single person, please try to book with another group or single person. We are located 50 miles north of Seattle. The traffic is very heavy in the afternoons - please allow plenty of time to get here as the experience will start and end at the time slot you reserved. Once you arrive, Jason will first go over the fundamentals of glassblowing and the safety rules. You will get to choose from a variety of pieces of what you want to make. After that, he will explain and demonstrate each move on the torch, and then it's your turn! With his hands-on guidance, you will create at least one glass pipes to take home with you PLUS you get to keep the pieces that Jason demos for you! **Please note: The pieces you create will need to cool in the kiln for approx. one hour after the experience ends - please factor this additional time into your day. You can drive to the nearby "Paddle Pub" (3 miles) for a bite to eat while your waiting, but if time is short we can ship them to you ($20)

First, we will decide on the day's hike based on your hiking experience and what you'd like to see (mountains, waterfalls, lakes, etc). After we pick our destination, we will drive to the trail where we'll stretch to ensure we don't pull a muscle and then get right into it. Make sure to bring snacks and a camera (optional) for the hike! I will also have a camera to capture photos and videos of our experience together that I will send to you at the conclusion of the trip! If the date or time you want is not available, feel free to message us at contact@mileshikeclub.com Other things to note This will be a fun and adventurous trip so be prepared for lots of pictures and a challenge that you will surely overcome! All hiking levels welcomed!

We'll meet on shore for a brief intro to the boards, a paddle how-to, and safety points. We'll paddle out, drop anchor (to stay together) and practice some yoga! We always start slow and stable, then and add in options for more challenge throughout the practice. We'll end with a floating savasana (final rest pose), and a paddle back to shore. About 90 minutes total. Other things to note You may want to bring a towel with you, or even a change of clothes. Your instructor will have a dry bag that you may put your phone or keys in.

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.