Nhà nghỉ dưỡng cho thuê tại New Hampshire

We will meet for a short orientation while you enjoy a welcoming coffee or cold drink. We will then introduce you to "the herd" and select a few horses to demo how to approach them, halter and lead them, groom them. You will then be helped to choose your own horse for the day. If the weather is cooperative, we can go for a short trail walk and perhaps see some of the wildlife who seem to be more comfortable and come closer when we humans are attached to a horse! Q and A is ongoing. All questions are welcome, and we will make every effort to gear the experience to the guests' individual interests. Some may simply want the 'therapy value' of touching and communicating. Some may want information on how we care for the horses. Some may want a demo on how we show them in competition. Energetic guests may want to take a horse over a set of appropriately scaled jumps or obstacles. All can be arranged, and everyone in the group can do something different, as long as I can maintain my ability to be six places at once. It's a talent. We can also provide a special occasion for any age guest and his or her celebrants, with appropriate refreshments that you bring along or order here. Other things to note Please dress appropriately for the weather. Closed-toe shoes, please. Sunscreen and bug repellent are handy seasonally. THE MAGICAL MINIS EXPERIENCE MAKES A FABULOUS, ONE OF A KIND GIFT!

This tour is about connection and the experience of getting out into the tucked-away historic sites. It's about taking in the astonishingly preserved historic house museums and sites. This cultural hip city boasts many restaurants, microbreweries, art studios and gardens. Our tour will take you through the most beautiful and interesting characteristics of the city. We’ll see historic landmarks and house museums and you’ll hear stories that make up our delightful, friendly& highly desirable city. Stop en route to hear interesting facts about each site you visit, including Prescott Park, Four Tree Island, Historic South End, Wentworth by the Sea, Fort Stark, and Great Island Common. Learn about some of the historic home's architectural features as we bike our way thru the Historic South End's beautifully preserved architecture of Georgian, Federal, and Colonial-style homes, such as the Wentworth Gardner - Historic Museum. Check out the John Paul Jones House Museum - Father of the American Navy, before you depart. From the bustling streets of downtown to the serene byways along the River, this tour truly brings you the best. Highlights:​ -Fort Stark -Wentworth by the Sea -Great Island -Prescott Park -Four Tree Island -South End At your selected departure time, meet to get a properly fitted 21-speed hybrid bicycle/helmet for your tour. Rentals available: children’s 20-in.

We'll meet and go over the basics of fly casting and some basic fishing technique, fly selection and equipment, as well as some basic fishing ethics, then travel to one of several area locations very close by to perfect these techniques on the water. We will use real life practice to help you bring out the most of your fishing skills in one lesson. Other things to note Feel free to contact me for tweaking of schedule times, I try to be flexible!

Explore the best craft breweries in Portsmouth. Good beer and good people – cruising in a Vintage VW Bus to the best breweries. We typically visit three: Liars Bench, Great Rhythm, Earth Eagle, and/or Portsmouth Brewery, Stoneface, Loaded Question, Cisco (subject to chance and availability without notice). *Guests pay for beer tastings at each location, anticipate between $10-12 in tastings per person per brewery. Coronavirus Update: Guests who are not vaccinated are required to wear masks while on the property of the breweries (both indoors and outdoors). Once seated, you can remove your mask. Thank you! Other things to note *Each guest will pay for beer tastings at the craft brewery destinations. *Don't see availability on my calendar? Message me for other available dates/times and larger groups, I may be able to make an accommodation for you!

My experience begins at the Sewall Woods recreational area, where guests are provided hard tail mountain bikes and helmets. I’ll explain how your bikes works and give tips along the way for those newer to trail riding. At Sewall woods we have about 4 miles of single track, mountain biking trail, through a quiet heavily wooded area. Once we’ve completed Sewall we will continue to the Fernald Station singletrack off the Cotton Valley railtrail. Here the trail rambles along the Wiley Brook for a mile or so, before winding back into the woods, for a few more miles of twisty singletrack. After we’ve completed our ride, I’m glad suggest places to eat of other fun things to do in the area. Other things to note Timing is flexible, let me know what works for you. Bikes ARE provided Please wear comfortable exercise clothing