Lloguers vacacionals a Lake Tahoe

NEW Governors covid guidelines; for an experience of our size, masks & social distancing are not required. We're vaccinated and will let our guests make they own decisions. All guest MUST be 12 or over for insurance reasons. SUSTAINABLE BIO-DIVERSITY, HEALTHY BEES, EXQUISITE HONEY. Honeybees are the heartbeat of a healthy environment. Join us on an exploration of these incredible insects & what they mean for our food source & health of our forest. Experience the intensity of the bee colony, the power of the Queen and the fierce loyalty of her female subjects. A fun & adult introduction to a bees life followed wearing a traditional bee suit and participating in a personal “meet & greet” with the bees. Guests will inspect a hive with the beekeeper, hold a frame full of bees and experience the thrill of a Queen sighting! You will then come back to the house for a delicious honey tasting and food pairing. Savor honey from the Killer Bees apiary which like wine, will be expertly paired with a variety of foods. You will experience how each honey tastes different, and how each honey can be paired to fully compliment different types of foods. Champagne of course pairs with all honeys! Learn about artisanal methods of honey processing and receive your own souvenir bottle of Killer Bees honey

Guests will be provided 3 pre-cut pieces of wood. Under my supervision each guest will apply a High Voltage of electricity to create individual Lichtenberg Figures or Fractal Burns. Once the figure materializes from the fire and smoke guests will design, create and paint their own unique masterpieces. All materials are provided for 3-4 creations each for this very unique experience as souvenirs, gifts or art for for their homes. Other things to note This is a very unique form of burning wood. Let your imagination direct your creation once you see your unique burn. Costs is $50/person (max is 6 persons). As the first half of the experience is conducted with the garage door open, please dress appropriately for the season.

This is a PRIVATE session. We will explore a mountain hike together along the Blue Ridge Parkway. The hike is a 20-minute hike up to some incredible views. From there we will guide you through a really unique photography experience capturing love and human connection. Our photography sessions are playful, fun, intimate, and full of life. I'm open to photographing you and your partner/ friends/ families/ dogs. Everyone is welcome! Other things to note -If there is rain, we will try our very best to reschedule. -sometimes the mountains can be cold, pack a light sweater or jacket just in case You must book a seat for each person coming to your photoshoot (dogs are free). If you are a family of 3 or more-message me for a special discounted rate. Galleries are sent to you one 1 week after your photoshoot. You will receive 40 fully retouched in high-resolution format. You are welcome to make your own prints. We proudly serve everyone in love. We do not discriminate against race, sexual orientation, ethnicity, disability, nationality, religion, cultures, gender identity, and expression. We are committed to welcoming all people into our lives and into our art. We want to serve you.

Love hiking and coffee? You've found the right place. We have over 300 waterfalls around Brevard and searching different trail websites gets confusing to try and pick which one to visit, so I will make it easy, we’ll visit three of my personal favorites along a 3 mile loop. The terrain is mostly flat, gravel trail with one steep section (about 70 yards) that will get your heart pumping, but the views are worth the climb. Here's our plan. 1. We will meet at The Hooker Falls Parking Area in DuPont State Forest. We'll hike to Hooker Falls first. Easy, breezy hike. 2. Near the second waterfall, Triple Falls, we will break for coffee. You will explore the area around falls and I will collect water from the waterfall and use a backpacking water filtration system - the same type of system I used while hiking the Appalachian Trail. Great water makes for even better coffee. You'll taste and see. I will have ALL the coffee brewing supplies in my backpack including my own line of coffee roasted with local roaster, Pisgah Coffee Roasters. 3. We'll sit and enjoy some time in nature before hiking on to High Falls, a stunning end to our adventure. It’s my favorite waterfall in the area. Along the way, I'm also happy to answer any and all questions you may have about long distance backpacking or about what to do in the Brevard area. I LOVE this town too much! Other things to note If you finish the coffee hike and feel like the experience exceeded your expectations, tipping is appreciated but not expected or required. Sometimes it rains, and we can hike in light rain. But if it is storming, fret not! I have a backup plan. We can seek shelter in the pavilion near the falls

This is an incredible trail running tour perfect for novice or experienced trail runners. We'll meet at the trailhead for Black Balsam Knob, a paved Forest Service road off of the Blue Ridge Parkway. From here, we'll discuss the final details of our run. The loop is a little over 5 miles and includes a mixture of trail and old road beds, with a little over 1000' of climbing. There are a couple of steeper sections that will be more of a hike than run. Depending on the sunset and your abilities, we may run this loop clockwise or counter-clockwise. Counter-clockwise, we'll start with a section of the 31-mile Art Loeb Trail - one of the best as it crosses over the bald summits of Tennent Mountain and Black Balsam Knob. This half of the run is singletrack and on more technical terrain which will require some hiking. The views from these mountains are some of the best in the entire Blue Ridge Mountains - and we'll be visiting them around sunset. Expect plenty of photo opportunities and a truly unique trail run few have experienced. After leaving the high mountain peaks, we'll follow an old railroad bed utilized by loggers in the early 1900's. We'll have some stellar views to the west as the final rays of light illuminate the horizon. I'll have a couple of lights to help us get back to the trailhead if it gets too dark. Afterward, we can enjoy some cold drinks before heading out. Other things to note This is a moderate trail run compared to most of the National Forest, but those newer to trail running may consider difficult. After enjoying the sunset at Black Balsam Knob, I'll have a light to help us finish the last half-mile to the trailhead.