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The Tour is based on the History of the City, and its architecture it also covers several aspects of English Language, and the origins of phrases we take for granted. The duration is around 2 hours, and it's a gentle walking pace around the city. Canterbury's history stretched back over the millennia, from pre-Roman settlement to the present day city bustling with visitors, students, and locals alike. The footsteps of Pilgrims, and parsons, are etched into its fabric and the tour takes you in their footsteps. The tour is fully accessible for anyone in a wheelchair or with mobility issues, which given my work with the elderly I feel it's important to be inclusive. You will not find this tour in any guide book. All content is exclusive to this tour. Please note under 14 Year-olds will be admitted 'free of charge', but must be accompanied by a full paying adult, unaccompanied children will not be admitted. Re Parking and transport questions please use the online messenger and I can help with where to park, walking directions, bus routes and or rail routes. I am only a message away and ready to help answer any questions you may have. The Meeting Point is right by the Canterbury Christchurch Gate, signposted from all over the city, no more than 10 minutes walk from all the car parks and the city stations. Other things to note As it's a walking tour, on city streets, just be sure to wear comfortable walking shoes and be sure to dress for the English Climate, i.e. on a sunny day bring an umbrella, just in case.

Multi award winning Canterbury Brewers & Distillers will run you through our craft process of handmade grain to glass beers and spirits. Taste a selection of our beers and spirits and we will educate you on how they were made and how they got their name. Many involve the amazing history of our Victorian Foundry building we call home.

You'll be greeted personally by a member of the Huckleberry Woods team who will take you to meet the pigs and help you choose the perfect pig for you to walk and may recommend a particular pig. There'll be an introduction on how to walk your piggy to maximise enjoyment for both you and the piggy and then off you go. Please note, the pigs are now 4 years old, past the tiny piglet stage. They're about the size of a Staffordshire Bull Terrier. Your walk will be accompanied by an experienced and knowledgeable piggy handler and enthusiast who will be delighted to share all sorts of piggy facts and stories with you. You'll have plenty of opportunity to stroke the piggies, take photos and ask questions during your walk. You can stop to greet the miniature donkeys, Teddy Bear sheep, alpacas, ducks, turkeys and chickens as you go. The pigs go at their own pace, they may amble about slowly or be feeling a bit more energetic - it all depends on the piggy on the day and how much fruit there is on the ground for them to graze. At the end of the walk we head back to the piggy's house for a well earned rest and a hand wash. Length of walk is around 20 minutes before the pigs head home. Please note piggy walks are for one person (aged 4 years and above) only - it's not possible to share a piggy. You're welcome to stay and see the other miniature animals after your experience Other

In this cooking workshop, we will prepare three types Mediterranean dishes, including a main course, a side dish (e.g. salad) and a desert. We will learn how to prepare a traditional main course Mediterranean dish (Dolmades: Stuffed Grape Leaves), Greek Salad and Greek Semolina cake.

We will start with demonstrations in throwing a pot and sculpting an animal. It will then be down to you to create your own unique outcomes , with help all the way, you will be guided in building, throwing and decorating processes. There will be time to develop and improve on your first attempts and an opportunity to join the weekly classes which take place every Thursday daytimes in term times. Once your day is complete you will choose the colours you would like your work to be glazed and once finished they will be sent to you Other things to note Make sure you wear old clothes and bring a change of clothes, and wear covered toe shoes, everything else except for lunch is provided There is a charge of £2 per ld of clay used which covers firings and cost of clay and glazes