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A Ten Apple Farm goat hike is a two hour recreational and educational goat experience. You'll meet your hosts (and our herd of Alpine dairy goats), and hear about their 16 years of experience with goats and living on a small family farm. Once we've met the goats and the many other animals residents of the farm, we’ll set off on a hike through the Ten Apple Farm woods with the goats and Philip our sheep! The hike consists of an approximately one and a half mile loop trail through our woods on lightly groomed trails. Along the way we’ll talk about goats as pack animals, what they eat, and you’ll learn a thing or two about raising and caring for goats. There's lots of time for interacting with the goats, asking questions, or just soaking in the Maine woods and these adorable, fun animals. We end the experience with fresh goat milk and homemade cookies! Please note: Children must be at least 5 years old and accompanied by an adult. 5 and 6 year olds should plan to hold a parent's hand during the hike. (Children under 4 must be carried). Other things to note: The hike is not strenuous, but there is a little bit of steep terrain in 2 spots. We have rope railings on the trail to assist with getting up and down in those spots, but guests who have bad knees, hips, or other difficulties with uneven or steep terrain should be aware.

Regarding Covid: I am fully vaccinated and I expect that you have have been vaccinated too. I can take up to 2 people (booked separately) per class and we will make ONE wood bowl in about 3+ hours. I will start by showing a brief video overview of what we will be doing, followed by safety instructions before we dive in. No prior experience is required. I provide active hands-on instruction, demonstrations and enthusiastic encouragement. You will make all the creative decisions of wood type, bowl shape and size etc. My goal is for you to do 90% of the work. I offer a selection of woods to choose from including locally harvested cherry, maple, and other hardwoods purchased from me directly on the day of the class. NOTE! I can schedule this event any time or day - just let me know what day or time you want. Other things to note: Plan on getting covered in shavings! Wear work clothes and roll up long sleeves, long hair must be tied back. I will provide all safety equipment and advice. I provide a variety of woods for the bowl you make. A materials fee of $12 to $30 covers the wood blank - I take cash or credit.

We will start by sizing you up on the bikes at the first Civic monument at Portland’s East End. Once we are ready; we will take a warm up roll on the scenic eastern promenade trail. We will take a brief tour of the waterfront warfs, then roll up through the old port towards Congress street. When we reach Congress we will talk about Portland history and architecture while taking a leisurely stroll through the Victorian west end. When we reach the western promenade; we'll start heading back towards the port where we will catch the ferry towards peaks island! Aboard the ferry we can talk some maritime history and enjoy a beverage before we hit the island. After our beer break ends on the ferry; we will take a beautiful and scenic ride around the island while telling stories about the island's unique history and place within the city of Portland. Our outing will end on the island before we head back to the peninsula! Other things to note We will be gone about 3-4 hours and won't eat until the end, so bring snacks

Join us on this fun and relaxing adventure, in the center of a natural Maine setting. This tour explores the water-carved bends and twists of a meandering stream unveiling local wildlife in its natural habitat. This tour will continue on to the northern end of Sebago Lake as you paddle alongside lakeside cottages, boats, and manmade canals. Here, you will get a panoramic view of the sun as it sets behind the trees. Along the way the Registered Maine Guide will share in local stories that make the scene come alive! This outing requires no previous experience and will be and easy and relaxed paddle. Other things to note A signed waiver is required

You'll join Margaret and Karl for daily morning chores on Ten Apple Farm. We'll start the morning on the back porch with a light breakfast of homemade scones or biscuits, coffee, tea and juice and other farm goodies. Over breakfast we'll introduce the farm, talk about our journey to farming, and our experiences over the past 16 years on the farm. After breakfast we'll teach you how to milk goats! We raise French Alpine dairy goats, and milk 3-4 goats by hand twice a day, every day -- something we've been doing for 14 years. You'll learn how to milk, and help us feed the goats their breakfast of hay and grain. On our diversified farm, we have lots of animals in addition to the goats... miniature horses, pigs, sheep, chickens, ducks, and turkeys. We'll tour the farm, including our large kitchen garden, feeding and watering all the animals and talk about their care and the role each one plays on our diversified homestead. We'll spend some time grooming our two miniature horses, and weather permitting, we'll put the goats (with Philip, our sheep,) out in their pasture, and take the horses for a short walk around the farm. Other things to note: We'll be doing farm chores, so you might get dirty -- we'll do our best to keep you as clean as you want, if you just want to observe and chat, or let you get your hands dirty as much as you want. It's totally up to you!