Sewaan percutian di Lower Hutt

Will will meet in the CBD early evening and head out towards one of the three main peaks around the city depending on the weather and desired distance for our group. Walk the steep bits, jog the flat. We will soon find ourselves in bush with birdsong and great atmosphere. Then before long we will see views (mandatory selfie). Then we run down hill, our favourite part, to either one of the great boutique craft beer bars or a hidden gem of a cafe for refreshments and running brags. There will be bush, probably mud, views, smiles and good trail times all round. Let me know what your normal running distance is and I will adjust the tour to find middle ground. That is is the beauty of running in the the trail running capital of the world: we always have options. Other things to note I will have a car near the start for storage of bags and items for after the run

We begin with a brief conversation about woven cloth, the history of weaving and the development of looms. I will demonstrate good technique for weaving with wool and introduce more tips as you weave on a vintage 4 shaft table loom set up with a wool warp designed to give you the opportunity to play with both colour and some weave structures. The warp is named Outlook, referencing Wellington's infamous southerly weather systems and the promise of spring. All yarns are provided however you are welcome to bring your favourite wool yarns and we can see if they can be incorporated into your work. Depending on your skill level and the motifs you chose to weave, you will take home your own piece of fabric that is suitable for you to construct into a cushion cover, table runner, diary cover, wall hanging or purse. You can be new to weaving, or already have some experience and wish to learn more about weaving with New Zealand wool and about sustainable design. We will take a break for refreshments, which are provided. During COVID restrictions each workshop will be delivered to a group of 1, 2 or 3 people who know each other and book together. Once a booking has been made I will close off availability for that workshop to people outside of your group. Other things to note COVID-19 When you book I will reduce workshop spaces so you (or YOUR group) will work with me only. If unwell/unable to travel refer to updates in Airbnb cancellation policy ACCESS 2 external steps. Looms can be moved to avoid internal stairs... please message me before workshop

Get away from the tourist trap, enjoy the local and quirky atmosphere and sample some of Wellington’s best cocktail creations. In this guided 2.5 hours walking tour, you will be guided through the popular entertainment areas, soaking in the city’s vibrant personality, famous for its street art food, and drinks culture. You will hear about the history of the bars and meet the master mixologists at each location through this fun, informal yet informative drinking tour. By the end of the tour, you will learn about the best watering holes in town with plenty of time (and local knowledge) to continue with the fun on a night out. Other things to note If you like cocktails and trying new cocktails this is the tour for you

Discover the ultimate Walking Tour of New Zealands capital city, Wellington, and experience the unique food and drink explosion that has made Wellington the coolest little capital in the world. This is one of the most interesting and memorable food tours where you will have the opportunity to experience an amazing adventure around Wellington, explore the hidden gems and eat and drink the magic of local taste sensations. You will also see some of the unique sights and learn about the history of this stunning New Zealand capital, Wellington, and why it has grown into the amazing city that it is. Other things to note The tour goes ahead rain or shine

Under The Stars is a unique stargazing service in the Wairarapa. We are a nomadic, mobile service that brings a stargazing tour right to your door. We show you the history, science, stories of the sky and a closer look with our huge portable telescope and binoculars. Every night is different, the seasons change and so there is always something amazing to see all year round. We start off adjusting our eyes to the dark (naked eye stargazing) and we look at a few constellations and stars more closely. I show you how to use the stars to navigate and how they can help you tell the time of year. Then we spend time looking at planets and deep sky objects. The night is informal, and questions and just talking about the sky is all part of the experience. Other things to note Be prepared for being outside- so warm clothes and sensible shoes. The experience lasts for one hour. The experience is weather dependant, you may not have completely clear skies on your evening. Photos are credited to Lucy Cooper Photography