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Private Newer Suite with Laundry and Full kitchenEnjoy entire 680 sf DAYLIGHT basement suite of 3 level south facing house, located on the very top of hill with beautiful views. New full size kitchen and new smart appliances. Private Bath Private Laundry Queen bed, pillow top mattress Sofabed sleeps 2 Fridge, Freezer, Microwave Coffee, Tea, Oatmeal Separated entrance opens up to patio backyard and overlook dog park 17 miles SEATAC Airport 26 miles Downtown Seattle 12 miles Downtown Tacoma
Water View Mountain View Sunsets @ Chambers Bay!Water views, the majestic Olympic Mountains as a backdrop, and nightly sunsets await you! Hillside Manor is located in peaceful University Place, close to world famous Chamber's Bay Golf Course. We love to bike or walk there then explore the trails! The neighborhood is quiet and a great hub for exploring the Pacific Northwest scenery! We are 4 blocks from Whole Foods, 7 blocks from Trader Joes, and 4 blocks from Cutters coffee shop! Easy access to Point Ruston, Narrows Bridge and Gig Harbor!
Silver Fox Log CabinMagical location on the water! Walk to the beach and get away from it all! View of the Narrows Bridge, Mount Rainier and Chambers Bay. Walking distance to the public fishing pier. Authentic log cabin with charm galore! Watch the boats go by and listen to the water lapping on the shore of Fox Island! 20 minutes to the charming town of Gig Harbor where you can shop, dine and catch a movie!
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- When you get here we will immediately go into the goat, mini horse, mini donkey and pig pasture and love on them. The goats can be picked up and carried around. The Pigs love a good belly rub and will flop over like a dog for you. We even have a baby mini horse to pet. We can also feed the Alpacas and Chickens. Sometimes they do get full in the afternoon so feeding may or may not happen. If lucky, we will spot a wild elk heard! Kids are very much welcome. My animals are very friendly, but all animals can be unpredictable. We can also do birthday parties. Just ask for more details. Please wear clothes and shoes you don’t mind a some dirty on, especially in the rainy season. We now offer fresh eggs for sale when available. If you want to reserve a dozen or half dozen, let me know before your visit. Also, don’t forget to follow Tinyheartshomestead on Instagram to see what’s new at the farm A reminder you are visiting an active farm and animal behavior is unpredictable. By booking you waive liability for injuries that occur during the experience. Other things to note Bring boots if rainy or shoes that can get wet. Goats can have dirty feet and may get a little dirt on you. Wear clothes you are ok needing a wash afterFrom Price:$31/person
- We will meet and greet and start out early in the morning at Café D’arte at Tehaleh, where we can grab coffee and some few supplies. After the caffeine settles in, we will take a 45min drive through a gorgeous winding forest road, over a gigantic steel one-lane ex-railroad bridge, and deep into national forests! From there the choice is yours! We will park at the Carbon River Entrance to Mount Rainier or Mowich Lake Entrance or up a forest road to Summit Lake trail where we can walk through old growth forests, Chenuis Falls, Ranger Falls, Ipsut Falls, Mowich Lake, Green Lake, Summit Lake, and/or Tolmie Peak Lookout. Those that want to see the Carbon Glacier and don’t mind the long trek (7miles in) can keep venturing on. Beyond the glacier lies many more lakes and forests to be discovered! Wild fruits and berries usually line the trail mid to late summer, and yes, we can totally pick and eat as many as we can find! Other things to note Weather can change, and it can rain ANYTIME. Welcome to the Pacific Northwest!From Price:$118/person
- *IF YOUR PREFERRED CLASS IS FULL/UNAVAILABLE, PLEASE SEND ME A MESSAGE TO SEE IF WE CAN SNEAK YOU IN *WE CAN SHIP YOUR KNIFE IF YOU'RE UNABLE TO TRAVEL WITH IT In this 3 hour class, you'll begin with a horseshoe and end with your very own, handmade knife! Absolutely no prior experience is required and is suitable for ages 8+. No lifting required and little strength necessary, though hand-eye coordination always helps (READ DISCLAIMER AT BOTTOM PRIOR TO SCHEDULING). The curriculum is designed to flow seamlessly and be tons of fun: 1) You'll begin the class by putting on safety gear and reviewing safety procedures. 2) You'll use traditional blacksmithing equipment (forges, hammers, and anvils) to forge a knife from a horseshoe. 3) Each step will be demonstrated and guidance will be provided throughout the class. DISCLAIMER: Participants will be using hammers to move hot steel. This implies that your arm may become sore from hammering! Don't worry, we've never had a student fail to complete a project. If you have any disabilities that may prevent you from standing and hammering for long periods of time, please let me know prior to scheduling. Other things to note: Open-toed shoes are not allowed. Avoid synthetic pants & shirts (best to have cotton jeans & a cotton top).From Price:$99/person
- THIS EXPERIENCE IS FOR 18 YEARS OR OLDER ONLY; NO EXCEPTIONS. Meet some our wolf dog ambassadors while visiting the Pacific Northwest! Just 1.5 hours North of Seattle, our wildlife refuge is nestled in 10 forested acres. We will introduce you to our mission and history with wolves and other exotic animals. Come enjoy Max and Kakoa, leash free, in their new 1/4 acre enclosure. Old-growth trees tower overhead; the wolf dogs will lead you around their new open run, while our guide talks about wolves' habitat, behavior, & the myths and misconceptions surrounding this apex predator. Our new photo area will allow us to pause for photos and rest with the wolves. When we return to the refuge, you will see a few more beautiful animals, including sloths, cougars, foxes, and more! You will be able to touch, photograph and even howl with wolf dogs in this once-in-a-lifetime setting! Other things to note Please dress appropriately: jeans, close-toed tennis shoes, NO leather, furry, feathery, down, (including lining) puffy, free flowing shirts, cardigans or dangly jewelry. NO OTHER animals are allowed on premise.From Price:$248/person
- I'll be helping you connect with the forest. We'll slow down and awaken our senses as I guide you through a series of evolving sensory-focused invitations crafted to help us best discover the medicine of being in the forest. Our immersion experience will be in the style of Shinrin-Yoku as developed by the Association of Nature and Forest Therapy. It will be about 2 hours long and cover about one mile of trail. We go slow! But that's the point :-). We will have opportunities to share our stories throughout and then we end with a tea ceremony featuring tea from foraged medicinal plants. We'll depart with a deeper relationship to the nature that surrounds Seattle and some skills to put into practice in our daily lives. Other things to note Check the weather forecast and dress appropriately -- layers are always good in Seattle...and traffic is often bad. The event will happen rain or shine. Please take care to arrive on time.From Price:$38/person
