Alquileres vacacionales en Sídney

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.

This big day out to the south of Sydney winds through Australia's oldest national park, takes in spectacular coastal scenery along the Grand Pacific Drive, then climbs the sandstone escarpment to return via the forests and farmland of the picturesque Southern Highlands. Along the way you'll see native Australian wildlife, traverse the iconic Sea Cliff Bridge, enjoy lunch at a seaside cafe - and perhaps a dip in the ocean - and wander through a eucalyptus forest to see a towering waterfall. You will also sample some of the cool-climate wines for which the region has developed a reputation. If you are more interested to focus on estate-grown wines and fine dining with regional produce then our new Taste of the Highlands tour might be a better fit for you. You can check it our here www.airbnb.com.au/experiences/1297368

What better thing to do in social isolation than start writing the book you’ve always wanted to? *Please note: this is a private ‘1:1’ session, just for you & your ideas* (Once you book by yourself, no one else can join your session - it’s just for you :) As your personal writing 'whisperer', I’ll help you organize and focus your ideas in a unique, individualized session - specially tailored just for you. Whether you’re new to writing or a seasoned pro, we’ll explore a plan for you, plus brainstorm ideas & practical 'take-away' techniques to help you create & publish your masterpiece. Write what you’ve always dreamt of - any genre & style - from fiction to non-fiction. Tangible outcomes include a personalised writing process & schedule for your style & genre (as well as your personal writing routine), plot arcs & outlines, book title & summary, character development, chapter structure & titles, cover artwork & layout design, motivational methods, confidence building & much more… Plus, tips for traditional, hybrid & self-publishing on Amazon, including eBooks & AudioBooks, & promotion/public speaking & sales techniques. This is an 'online' version of my ‘in-person’ experience, which has been called the “best combination of a master class and a coaching session.” You can also have a peek at some additional reviews below... It also makes a lovely gift for someone special :)

I have created amazing routes for this bicycle ride that would be difficult to figure out on your own. We shall go on an incredible journey through the vast parklands within the time you have available. Two to four hours is the expected experience duration based on your desire, abilities and enthusiasm. A one hour option can be made available upon request. Bring your own bicycle or hire one (from $15) at our meeting spot outside the bike hire shop inside Bicentennial Park. Everything about this experience can be customized along the way (or in advance) to suit your needs or wants. The vast majority of my tours have been private.

Honey is a remarkable food and ingredient. The taste, viscosity, colour and aromas are linked directly to the floral sources available to the bees. In this gourmet food tour you will join a local food and wine enthusiast, beekeeper and bon vivant on a honey tasting, overview of the lifecycle of a colony and then suit up and visit a beehive! The honey tasting provides a unique insight into the different tastes and textures created by Hamish’s bees and a diverse range of floral sources. Hamish harvests his honey using the Flow Hive system which allows you to take small amounts of honey at a time without disturbing the bees. We get to taste honeys collected weeks and sometimes days apart and compare them. All of this alongside leaf tea or plunger coffee, freshly baked scones and award winning jam. By building our knowledge of these important pollinators we are helping build a sustainable future for the bees and for all of us. You will need fully enclosed shoes to be able to do this. During winter (April - September) we don't open the hives but get up close to observe the bees coming and going and view them through specially designed glass hive windows. Although the group size is limited it is possible to host a larger group; I simply bring along another beekeeper and they will open another hive. Likewise you can request a date. @bowralbeekeeping