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I offer introductory lessons in throwing on the potters wheel. The class includes a full demonstration and then you will have fun throwing your own pots! The lesson can be one-to-one, or a party can be arranged. Pottery is fired and glazed on site and is ready for collection 4 weeks later, or can be posted to you. There are a number of options for tailor made classes and workshops. Classes are designed for beginners as well as the more experienced. The pottery garden is a safe space and you may want to feed the friendly hens too! Other things to note Please wear comfortable cloths that you don’t mind getting dirty! Towels and washing facilities are available, but the stairs are steep to go to the loo. A very friendly Staffie dog called Izzy lives in site and will greet you as if she’s known you all her life!

You will meet at Momma Cherri's home kitchen to begin cooking the dishes that Gordon Ramsay loved. Before the session begins Momma Cherri will communicate with each of you and let you know what's on the menu. On arrival We will make sure you feel safe by providing masks, gloves and hand sanitizer. Together with her daughter Kat, we will cook a three course soulfood lunch. Starters , main course and dessert. Starter options include catfish goujons, sweet potato salad, cornbread or coleslaw, The main course options will include either Southern fried chicken with rice and black eye peas, or Vegetable or Meat jambalaya with chicken, chorizo and prawns and candied sweet potatoes, Dessert options are peach cobbler or keylime pie. Momma Cherri will take you through the history and origins of American Soul Food, browse through her extensive cookbook collection, and share tips on how to make your money go further when cooking through her "don't bin it, spin it" philosophy. She will also share what Gordon Ramsay was REALLY like, as well as her whirlwind YouTube success. You will then be able to eat the food on site and take home any leftovers you have made. Other things to note Please note: Soul Food is NOT spicy, it is filled with flavor. The event is suitable for all ages. Children are welcomed to come along with an adult. You will be able to buy some of my homemade sp

We'll meet at our farm for an initial introduction. Next we'll walk the grounds and explain the relationship between nature and bees, underlining their importance to the eco system. Then, we'll take you through the equipment needed to practise bee keeping, the main events in the beekeeping year, how we manage the swarming season and extract the golden honey. We'll visit one or two of our apiary sites in the locality, and if weather permits we may open a hive to let you see what the inside of a bee colony looks like. Afterwards, we'll return to the farm and try some honey tasting to help you understand the different types of honey available. A relaxing experience enjoying nature and gaining an appreciation of these beautiful, selfless animals. Other things to note Decent footwear is key if we are walking - but it should not be too demanding.

You will be warmly greeted and shown to your picnic table (in the winter months you can eat in our cosy warm cabin) ready to meet the Alpacas, You will have a choice of tea/coffee or hot chocolate with a selection of cakes and sandwiches served on a 3 tier cake stand. You will be able to enjoy your afternoon tea with the alpacas as they will come in and graze right up close to your table so keep an eye on your cake! A great opportunity to take photos, get to know more about Alpacas whilst enjoying an afternoon tea in a peaceful setting. You will also learn a bit about the Alpacas so a great opportunity to find out more about these camelids. This is in a peaceful setting so a chance to relax away from crowds, enjoy some quiet time and be close to nature with Alpacas for company. A unique experience awaits. Other things to note In the winter months, you will be able to eat in our warm and cosy cabin. Afterwards you will be able to feed our alpacas. Well behaved children are welcome, however we are not a petting zoo and is not suitable for children who want to run, scream and shout. This is a peaceful but fun experience.

Join me on a leisurely 4-mile walk (lasting 2 to 2.5 hours) through the beautiful Sussex countryside, into the South Downs National Park via an ancient hollow way following in the footsteps of Romans, commoners and a king fleeing for his life! We'll start our walk in a village just a ten-minute drive (20-minute by bus) north of Chichester, passing through vineyards, farmland and a beautiful tunnel of trees. After a short walk uphill, we'll see the restored windmill built in 1740 and have time to admire the 360° views of the Sussex countryside. The Isle of Wight can be seen from here on a clear day. Learn about Boxgrove Man, the oldest human remains ever found in England, a Neolithic settlement and see WWII radio direction-finding structures. Hear local folktales and learn a little Sussex dialect. Depending on the time of year, we may see a range of butterflies and birds including buzzards, swifts and skylarks. Chichester is the nearest railway station. There is a regular bus service from there to the meeting point. Just ask if you'd like to know more. Other things to note: This is an easy walk but it is not suitable for anyone with mobility difficulties due to several stiles on the route. The route can be very muddy after rain. Alternative times/and dates are possible on request. There are no public toilets in the village but there is a village pub which serves.