Greater Bendigo City में छुट्टियाँ बिताने के लिए किराए की जगहें

Enjoy a fun and relaxed day of exploring our favourite venues in the Yarra Valley on this full day tour. We’ll pick you and other guests up from your accommodation in the Yarra Valley or at Lilydale Train Station (if coming from Melbourne) so you don’t have to drive! **Itinerary may change depending on availability during restrictions** First stop is Yering Station, Victoria's historic first winery. We'll start the day with a tasting of the elegant cool climate wines including their classic sparkling wine (don’t call it Champagne!). Next stop is Yering Farm winery set in a rustic cellar door in an old hay shed where we will sample a variety of wines including some big reds and apple cider! Over lunchtime we will visit Healesville township with ample time to explore the picture perfect village with it’s wine bars, distilleries and burger joints and a variety of lunch options to suit all budgets. *lunch is not included in the tour price. After lunch we’ll scoot back into the rolling hills and visit Rochford winery with it’s wide variety of quality wines which we will sample followed by time to visit the gift shop. Our last stop is the Napoleone Cider Bar surrounded by an apple orchard where each couple will receive a cider tasting paddle and a decadent cider cocktail (or beer)! Relax, enjoy the view! You’ll then be dropped back to your pickup point between 4.30- 5.30pm

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 a wide variety of organic veggie, berry and fruit crops can be positioned, rotated and grown. 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!

First we'll get the paperwork sorted so I have the details to get your pieces back to you. I'll also show you the glaze colours I use in the studio and you can keep them in mind when you're creating. After a brief demonstration by me on the wheel, you'll be seated and given the opportunity to get started on creating a series of vessels. I'll have the clay prepared and I will assist you when you require guidance. I have 8 wheels available so the classes are small to ensure you will have all the help you need. The session runs for 90 minutes and is available by request and also set times. At the end of your session you choose your two favourite pieces for me to complete with firings and a glaze. You are welcome to collect them once i notify you or if you wish to have items delivered there will be a charge for postage.

Two-hour standard tour Our standard tour is a guided walk through Bendigo's historic centre surrounded by its unique boom-style architecture. We describe how gold & mass migration transformed a sleepy sheep run and land of the Dja Dja Wurrung into the world's richest city of the 1880s. We recall the Bendigo people, events and fabulous wealth that built 'Marvellous Melbourne' and shaped a new nation. We explore Bendigo's role in campaigns for democracy, votes for women, trade unionism and Federation. Our stories range from radicals to royalty, larrikins to leaders and include the quirky, remarkable, sometimes humorous, often forgotten, but always intriguing stories of our city. Where do we walk? Our standard tour starts at the Bendigo Conservatory adjoining Pall Mall, and moves through the former Government Camp covering a distance of less than a kilometre and finishes at the top of View St next to the Bendigo Art Gallery. Tailored one-hour tour We also offer a tailored one hour tour that combines favorites from the two-hour tour with stories of Bendigo's unique pattern of settlement, its boom style architecture and its innovative early​ housing. Tours are wheelchair friendly. Other things to note The tour is easy walking with a distance of no more than 1-1.5kms. There are ample toilets and drinking fountains along the way. The tour is wheelchair friendly.

Want to experience something different?….really different. Learn about the intriguing world of honey bees in a way that few get to experience: through the hands­-on exploration of an active, living beehive! Your tour, led by Nathan Stewart, a professional Doreen based beekeeper, will include suiting up in protective gear, lighting a bee smoker, and spending two hours as real-life Beekeeper. Initially, Nathan will give you some tips on what to look for inside a hive including how to spot the Queen and where to look to potentially witness the birth of a new worker bee. Then, together we’ll lift the lid of a busy hive, watch bees at work creating honey, pull out a frame of honey ready for extraction, and get up close with more than 100,000 bees! After we carefully close the lid, we’ll sample some of the honey direct from the hives while enjoying a refreshing honey tonic compliments of Karen, Managing Director of Rivers of Yarrambat (who is also a passionate beekeeper herself). Other things to note: -Wear casual comfortable clothing with Long Pants, Socks and protective shoes/boots. Avoid wearing dark colour clothing, perfume or aftershave. -Photos of your experience will be sent afterwards. -Weather: On rare occasions, our Tours may need to be postponed, rescheduled or cancelled due to severe weather. If needed, we will contact you the day before to make arrangements.