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This half day tour is a combination of a moderate 2-hour hike (a few inclines for five minutes) to the Twin Falls close up and a visit to the famous Snoqualmie Falls. I will pick you up in downtown Seattle and drive eastward for about 30 minutes until we arrive at the trailhead. We will hike in old growth forest along Snoqualmie River to Twin Falls and the Upper Falls (1.3 miles), which is a beautiful cascade of waterfalls. After the hike we will drive through North Bend, where the diner from the popular tv show "Twin Peaks" is located and through the historic logging town. Snoqualmie. The locomotives of the time are still on the railroad tracks and the old depot from the year 1890 is in use till this day. We stop to view the Snoqualmie Falls of 270 feet - followed by driving along Borst Lake, where Mount Si is reflected in the often still lake - and then drive back to downtown Seattle.

***24 HOUR EDITING! | 40-50 PICTURES PER PERSON*** Quick FAQ at the bottom! We'll jump into the vibrant and historic Pike Place Market. This is a MUST SEE area for visitors! We'll take pictures at the legendary "Public Market Center" sign, the Gum Wall, and explore the market for more picture-worthy hotspots! Want a sneak peek of what photos will look like? Follow me on social media at "Cameron Thomsen Photography". I will be snapping shots during our excursion to capture every moment of your fun-filled experience! If there are multiple people or families in the group, we will rotate in and out to make sure everyone gets pictures in each location! At the end, you'll end up with around 40-50 edited* pictures(per person) sent digitally. These pictures will be full resolution. You will NEED an email address to receive the pictures! *(Unedited/RAW will not be sent) FAQ: - You'll get around 40-50 edited pictures per person - Very easy/basic posing will be provided - Photoshoots are usually closer to 40 minutes (depending on group size) ***Up to 8 people can book per hour so don't be shy, you may be meeting some new friends!*** + LGBTQ-friendly + Other things to note Bring a jacket and sunscreen. You may need both as Seattle's weather can change drastically. We will shoot regardless of weather.

Our day trip will take you on a special journey; we’re going to have fun, eat well, walk in the wild, and show you our favorite parts of the National Park. We keep our groups small; you may join a few other explorers (we limit our trips at ten guests) from all over the world. We’ll pick you up from your downtown Seattle hotel or meet you at the Sheraton Grand, then we head for the mountain! We’ll stop along the way to stretch our legs and have a little snack with coffee and tea. In the National Park we’ll see giant old growth trees, icy waterfalls, and watch for elk, bears and birds. We’ll ditch the van to explore several mellow trails and share secrets of the volcano’s diverse ecosystems and wonder at some of the most pristine and stunning wilderness in the world. Lunch is served with a view in the beautiful park. We’ll cater length and level of activity to the desires of the group. At the end of the day we’ll return you to your place in downtown Seattle! Other things to note: - We offer this tour year round! From May-October this tour is available 7 days/week. From November-April, this tour is available on Saturdays & Sundays. We can't post our whole schedule on this calendar, so if you don't see your preferred date, reach out to our team! -Pickup options are available from our downtown Seattle pick up area only. Have more questions? Call us and ask!

We ride electric bikes, these are fat-tire RadPower Mini’s and step-thru Mini's, they are accessible for almost all riders. Must be 16 years old to operate the electric bike. Although the electric motor helps a lot with Seattle’s hills, you do have to pedal. At times, it can be the exercise equivalent of a brisk walk and on other points along the route it’s a pleasant stroll. Some riders may find the bikes and terrain a challenge. If you are an active bike rider you will have no problems with the electric bike. First stop is at the Olympic Mountains and Sound Viewpoint, here I give an overview of the waterway and the geology of Seattle. We travel through the Ballard Locks and visit the fish ladder. Other options include the Fremont Troll, Gasworks Park, and Fishermen's Terminal. There are ways to customize the routes whenever possible. Other things to note: First part of the tour is learning how to ride an ebike. There are bags on each bike for caring personal items. Wear bright colors to increase visibility. Sunglasses are also handy. On this tour we can social distance and be outdoors. We can easily maintain a safe distance between riders while traveling between sites and on stops. Bikes are sanitized between riders.

A Native Princess, Gay Icon, a Swindler, a Zealot, a Madame, and a Mayor! My new tour follows in the steps of six, unique women whose paths overlapped in the Pioneer Square area over the last 200 years. Some of the women were inspirational, some despicable. Some were masters of their destinies, others were victims of fate. Stand where they once stood. Adult themes and language. Trigger Warning: Addiction, suicide, prostitution, dated and foul language.

lab·​o·​ra·​to·​ry | \ ˈla-b(ə-)rə-ˌtȯr-ē Definition, broadly : a place providing opportunity for experimentation, observation, or practice in a field of study. This is an ever-changing and high-concept cocktail and/or mocktail workshop (aka. laboratory) for those with 0 to 100 levels of experience. Unconventional, not a class; learn through experimentation! You get to take risks in this lab with hundreds of ingredients at your fingertips that you wouldn't normally take at home or in a cocktail class. Tools include smoking guns, test tubes, shaker sets, etc. This experience has no dress code. As soon as you enter, you'll be handed a lab coat -- perfect as a pre-funk to your night out on the town. Also, feel free to just lounge around [with your drink in hand] in one of the wing-backed faux-leather chairs and enjoy the ambiance of being perched in a high-end market, above many award-winning businesses. I will begin the lab by introducing you to all the tools and ingredients available. Multiple printed cocktail and mocktail recipes will offer a starting point, and as you take off on your own concocting direction, I will be present to offer guidance and answer questions. **I do gift certificates! Message me for details. Also please let me know prior to booking if we need to accommodate anyone under age 21.

**Please note that this is a 35-40 minute (approximate) flight** Join me on an aerial adventures of Oregon’s Columbia River Gorge. The Gorge is a treasure for most living in or near Portland, and on this 35-40 minute flight (approximate) through the “Gorge”, you will see exactly why that is. Plus, you'll understand why it is one of the most visited and photographed natural areas in the Pacific Northwest. The Gorge is home to dozens of cascading waterfalls, and on this tour you’ll fly ast Multnomah Falls, Latourell Falls and Horsetail Falls, hundreds of miles of hiking trails, and see why this is an outdoor paradise for millions every year. On the ground it's a breathtaking place, but from the air, it’s unbelievable...plus there are no crowds, and sometimes that can be a HUGE plus. :) Once you arrive we will introduce ourselves and discuss the safety of our experience, grab a free drink, and take a quick bathroom break for the first 15 minutes or so then load up the plane! Afterwards we will take off on a 35-40 minute flight (approximate)! Other things to note: • We fly year-round, rain or shine (as long as it's safe), hot or cold, so please dress accordingly…and be sure to bring a camera :) • Group weight limit can not exceed 600 pounds • Flight times are approximate and may vary based on different factors

Break it and Make it - fusing class is open to all. An ideal journey for the beginner and for those who have taken beginning classes in the past and would like refresher lessons. With step-by-step instructions, you will learn how to break glass, and glass art and make a six-inch beautiful contemporary fused glass. What to expect in this class? 1) Class begins with an introduction. 2) Each participant will get a six-inch square clear glass, glass, cutting tools, and supplies. 3) Access to dozens of colorful color transparent and opaque glasses. 4) Step-by-step demonstration and guide you through a variety of techniques. 5) Participants will break the glass into small pieces and design it on flat clear glass. 6) Studio will fire your flat tile shape glass creation and have it ready to pick up or ship in a few weeks.

Nous allons vous montrer tous les différents dispositifs VR et AR disponibles sur le marché, y compris certains prototypes et notre VR Lunchbox: https://signup.chronosga.com/products/vr-lunchbox-classic-model Essayez différents types d’équipements et d’applications VR / AR. Déplacez-vous dans la Station spatiale internationale, plongez au fond de l'océan, combattez des robots voyous ou peignez en 3D pour la première fois! Nous vous enverrons un questionnaire à l'avance afin que nous puissions adapter votre expérience à votre goût. De cette façon, vous trouverez vos applications préférées. Notre objectif est de vous faire plaisir avec un contenu immersif que vous apprécierez. Nous pouvons également vous montrer les coulisses d’une start-up qui développe du contenu pour VR & AR, et tout ce qui est nécessaire - si vous souhaitez rejoindre le secteur, cela devrait être votre partie préférée de l'événement. Partagez toutes les idées que vous pourriez avoir pour un projet ou pour créer une application de réalité virtuelle! Nous pouvons explorer des moyens de mettre votre idée sur le marché. Nous nous réjouissons de vos pensées et commentaires. Nous pouvons parler de ce que nous envisageons comme avenir et du contenu éducatif et de formation que nous développons. Nous pouvons jouer à des jeux multijoueurs, alors amenez vos amis avec vous si vous voulez les rencontrer dans le monde virtuel! Autres remarques La session est de 2,5 heures et 125 $. La validation du stationnement dans l’édifice Wells Fargo est assurée pour les séances de 17h30 à 20h00. Les dimanches sont 200 $ (stationnement gratuit dans la rue). Vous pouvez réserver une session de groupe pour 395 $.

Welcome to the captivating world of 3D printing! Join me for a hands-on workshop where we'll delve deep into every aspect of the 3D printing process, from design inception to holding your creation in your hands. This workshop is designed with your needs and interests in mind, offering a flexible session duration of 3 or 4 hours, ensuring you absorb as much information as you desire. Curious about designing your own models? Intrigued by downloading existing ones? You'll explore the intricacies of 3D printing, from material selection to slicing your model for optimal results. Gain insights into designing for printability as I showcase my small print farm and discuss various printing techniques. I can also show you some personal and client projects. Kickstart the session by selecting a small object for us to print together, and leave with your very own 3D-printed creation. Whether it's my signature Grenade 3D Puzzle or a personalized item of your choice, you leave with a tangible symbol of your newfound knowledge! My aim is to ignite your creativity and give you the knowledge to bring your ideas to life through 3D printing. By the end of the workshop, you'll feel empowered to tackle projects of your own, ready to unleash the infinite possibilities of this cutting-edge technology. Let's awaken the creator within you. Your journey into the world of 3D printing starts here!!!

This half day tour is a combination of a moderate 2-hour hike (a few inclines for five minutes) to the Twin Falls close up and a visit to the famous Snoqualmie Falls. I will pick you up in downtown Seattle and drive eastward for about 30 minutes until we arrive at the trailhead. We will hike in old growth forest along Snoqualmie River to Twin Falls and the Upper Falls (1.3 miles), which is a beautiful cascade of waterfalls. After the hike we will drive through North Bend, where the diner from the popular tv show "Twin Peaks" is located and through the historic logging town. Snoqualmie. The locomotives of the time are still on the railroad tracks and the old depot from the year 1890 is in use till this day. We stop to view the Snoqualmie Falls of 270 feet - followed by driving along Borst Lake, where Mount Si is reflected in the often still lake - and then drive back to downtown Seattle.

Join us for a day packed full of action and adventure on this iconic volcano! Permits for St. Helens sell out within HOURS each season, so leave it to us to provide the permits, get you to and from the mountain, and up to the crater rim. Starting from the trailhead we will ascend through dense old growth forest and huckleberry bushes. At treeline we will begin to ascend Monitor Ridge, scrambling over huge volcanic boulders. The final push to the summit is steep and challenging, but well worth the reward on the crater rim. There you will enjoy a stunning panorama of the surrounding area and witness the power of the blast from 1980. Other things to note This adventure is a FULL day, and you should be in adequate physical condition to attempt the hike.

Kayak with us along one of the most scenic shorelines in the world, filled with gorgeous beauty and incredible wildlife. Beginners are welcome, since we only kayak in good conditions along the shorelines of Samish Island or Chuckanut Mountains in very stable kayaks, and only when wind and tide conditions are ideal. You will be surrounded by eagles, seals, herons, other sea birds, and porpoises. Kayak amidst giant kelp beds and marvel at arching Madrona trees, towering cedars and islands on the horizon. We take a break on a secluded beach for refreshments. Steve will demonstrate primitive fire making with a bow drill to start a fire for heating up hot drinks. You can try your hand at starting a fire it if you like. After your kayaking experience, visit one of the famous local eateries in Edison, known as a foodie paradise. Depending on wind, weather and tides, we might change the location of the trip, but it's all within 20 minutes of our advertised location. Please keep in mind that weather conditions might require us to cancel. In this case you will get a full refund. If you are looking for a place to stay overnight, we also have an Air B and B you can rent. The link for that is here: https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/51889563

Birding, botanizing, foraging, tracking - all in one of the oldest forests! The Quinault Rain Forest - the Valley of Giants - is the home to the greatest number of record sized trees in one valley. You'll receive a guided adventure in the Valley of Giants and learn all about the natural history of this region in an easily accessible day hike. Perfect for those travelers who want to see the rainforest within a limited time. No previous outdoor experience necessary! All ages welcome! Tips are appreciated! I live in the rainforest and have been a professional guide and outdoor educator for over 20 years. I love sharing the outdoors with everyone. These entry-level hikes are for those who want to feel more at home outside but don’t yet have the skill to do so. By the time we are done, you'll feel more confident creating your own next adventure, and know what clues to look for as you become a better naturalist. We'll meet in front of the Quinault Fire station at 8:30 AM, and head into the wilds until early afternoon. Other trips are available including entry-level off-trail options. Just message me for more info. Check me out on Igram #valleyofgiantsnaturetours

lab·​o·​ra·​to·​ry | \ ˈla-b(ə-)rə-ˌtȯr-ē Definition, broadly : a place providing opportunity for experimentation, observation, or practice in a field of study. This is an ever-changing and high-concept cocktail and/or mocktail workshop (aka. laboratory) for those with 0 to 100 levels of experience. Unconventional, not a class; learn through experimentation! You get to take risks in this lab with hundreds of ingredients at your fingertips that you wouldn't normally take at home or in a cocktail class. Tools include smoking guns, test tubes, shaker sets, etc. This experience has no dress code. As soon as you enter, you'll be handed a lab coat -- perfect as a pre-funk to your night out on the town. Also, feel free to just lounge around [with your drink in hand] in one of the wing-backed faux-leather chairs and enjoy the ambiance of being perched in a high-end market, above many award-winning businesses. I will begin the lab by introducing you to all the tools and ingredients available. Multiple printed cocktail and mocktail recipes will offer a starting point, and as you take off on your own concocting direction, I will be present to offer guidance and answer questions. **I do gift certificates! Message me for details. Also please let me know prior to booking if we need to accommodate anyone under age 21.

***24 HOUR EDITING! | 40-50 PICTURES PER PERSON*** Quick FAQ at the bottom! We'll jump into the vibrant and historic Pike Place Market. This is a MUST SEE area for visitors! We'll take pictures at the legendary "Public Market Center" sign, the Gum Wall, and explore the market for more picture-worthy hotspots! Want a sneak peek of what photos will look like? Follow me on social media at "Cameron Thomsen Photography". I will be snapping shots during our excursion to capture every moment of your fun-filled experience! If there are multiple people or families in the group, we will rotate in and out to make sure everyone gets pictures in each location! At the end, you'll end up with around 40-50 edited* pictures(per person) sent digitally. These pictures will be full resolution. You will NEED an email address to receive the pictures! *(Unedited/RAW will not be sent) FAQ: - You'll get around 40-50 edited pictures per person - Very easy/basic posing will be provided - Photoshoots are usually closer to 40 minutes (depending on group size) ***Up to 8 people can book per hour so don't be shy, you may be meeting some new friends!*** + LGBTQ-friendly + Other things to note Bring a jacket and sunscreen. You may need both as Seattle's weather can change drastically. We will shoot regardless of weather.

The tour to the area near the highest volcano (14,410 feet) in the Cascade Mountain range, Mt. Rainier, will begin with picking you up in downtown Seattle and driving to Mt. Rainier area. We will be hiking for about a mile and picnic while enjoying the marvelous views of Mt. Rainier and its glaciers. We will walk in old growth forest among thousand year old big trees and see beautiful waterfalls, lakes, and rivers.

Welcome to Black Dawg Farm and Sanctuary, where every step is a journey of empathy and connection. Where we advocate for compassionate animal education, not human exploitation; our sanctuary isn't a petting zoo. As you step onto the sanctuary grounds, warmth and tranquility envelop you. Friendly volunteer staff share inspiring tales of rescued animals finding forever sanctuary here. Meet your furry hosts - gentle donkeys, mischievous goats, bashful bunnies, cuddly cats - each with a tale of resilience. Magical moments await as animals approach for interaction, perfect for unforgettable photos. Embark on a guided tour through picturesque pastures and towering trees. Knowledgeable staff share insights into the animals' lives and challenges they've overcome. Gain understanding of farmed animal issues and ethical choices. Put on sturdy footwear for observation; let animals connect with you at their comfort level. As your tour ends, reflect on the impact, what you've learned-commit to the sanctuary's mission. Thank you for supporting compassion, education, and advocacy for farmed animals in need. Get ready to make memories while making a difference. After the tour, bring your own plant-powered picnic; let's honor our animal residents with plant based, cruelty-free options. Thanks for spreading love and compassion to our furry and feathered friends at the sanctuary!

Our day trip will take you on a special journey; we’re going to have fun, eat well, walk in the wild, and show you our favorite parts of the National Park. We keep our groups small; you may join a few other explorers (we limit our trips at ten guests) from all over the world. We’ll pick you up from your downtown Seattle hotel or meet you at the Sheraton Grand, then we head for the mountain! We’ll stop along the way to stretch our legs and have a little snack with coffee and tea. In the National Park we’ll see giant old growth trees, icy waterfalls, and watch for elk, bears and birds. We’ll ditch the van to explore several mellow trails and share secrets of the volcano’s diverse ecosystems and wonder at some of the most pristine and stunning wilderness in the world. Lunch is served with a view in the beautiful park. We’ll cater length and level of activity to the desires of the group. At the end of the day we’ll return you to your place in downtown Seattle! Other things to note: - We offer this tour year round! From May-October this tour is available 7 days/week. From November-April, this tour is available on Saturdays & Sundays. We can't post our whole schedule on this calendar, so if you don't see your preferred date, reach out to our team! -Pickup options are available from our downtown Seattle pick up area only. Have more questions? Call us and ask!

Welcome to the most-fun and low-stress way to explore Pike Place Market! This tour is perfect for anyone interested in the market's diverse culinary offerings, as well as those who wish to learn about the market's rich culture and history. All food tastings are included in the price of admission, but this tour offers so much more than flavor! You'll visit some of the most iconic spots on the West Coast, like the salmon-tossing fishmongers and the oldest Starbucks location. You’ll also explore some of the market’s lesser-known corridors as your guide shares interesting tidbits about the market's history and the vendors who call it home. A typical tasting menu includes smoked salmon, teas, chocolates, soups and baked goods. This is your option for a quick and easy way to explore Pike Place Market. Food tastings are not a substitute for a full meal, but you'll leave feeling full of flavor and confident to continue exploring on your own. So come join us and discover all that the market has to offer! We work hard to make this tour accessible to everyone. Please let us know ahead of time about any dietary restrictions or mobility concerns.

Our day trip will take you on a special journey--we’re going to have fun, eat well, walk in the wild, and show you our favorite parts of Olympic National Park. We keep our groups small (10 or fewer), so you may join other explorers from all over the world. We’ll pick you up from a downtown Seattle hotel before departing for the park. You may take a ride on the Washington ferry system or enjoy a stop at a wildlife refuge enroute because the journey is part of the adventure! In the National Park, we’ll see giant old growth trees, azure lakes and waterfalls, and watch for bears, birds and marmots. We’ll ditch the van to stroll through several terrains - from moss-draped forest floors surrounding Lake Quinault or Lake Crescent, the soft rolling sands of the mouth of the Elwha River, or the rocky shores of the Olympic Peninsula. We’ll cater activity levels to our guests and every tour day is unique depending on the weather, season, and interests of the group! At the end of the day we’ll return you to your place in downtown Seattle! Other things to note: - Don't see your preferred date? Reach out to our team! - A small group tour is perfect for solo travelers to explore and connect with others! - We do not visit the Hoh Rainforest on our single day tour. If you are interested in visiting this astounding place, consider joining us for our 3-Day Silence Tour!

This experience includes visiting two different waterfalls and includes over 1 mile of hiking. This is a unique opportunity to venture into the temperate rainforests of the Cascades. To breathe in the fresh air of the forest and see trees that are several hundred feet tall and equally as old. This is an experience for someone who is interested in getting a workout in the morning. The short trip includes ecological as well as cultural interpretation of the natural areas visited. It is a truly unique experience to be immersed in the cascade mountains.

We ride electric bikes, these are fat-tire RadPower Mini’s and step-thru Mini's, they are accessible for almost all riders. Must be 16 years old to operate the electric bike. Although the electric motor helps a lot with Seattle’s hills, you do have to pedal. At times, it can be the exercise equivalent of a brisk walk and on other points along the route it’s a pleasant stroll. Some riders may find the bikes and terrain a challenge. If you are an active bike rider you will have no problems with the electric bike. First stop is at the Olympic Mountains and Sound Viewpoint, here I give an overview of the waterway and the geology of Seattle. We travel through the Ballard Locks and visit the fish ladder. Other options include the Fremont Troll, Gasworks Park, and Fishermen's Terminal. There are ways to customize the routes whenever possible. Other things to note: First part of the tour is learning how to ride an ebike. There are bags on each bike for caring personal items. Wear bright colors to increase visibility. Sunglasses are also handy. On this tour we can social distance and be outdoors. We can easily maintain a safe distance between riders while traveling between sites and on stops. Bikes are sanitized between riders.

Plant-based eating shouldn’t have to be a sacrifice. Too often restaurants overlook the opportunity of plant-based cooking, leaving vegans with a disappointing choice between salad or french fries. This tour fixes that. We curate a vegan tasting menu of the most delicious foods available in Pike Place Market, serving them alongside relevant stories from the history and culture of the Pacific Northwest. You surely don’t have to be vegan to enjoy this food tour! The Market is for everyone, but it can be overwhelming for newcomers. We provide an insider’s perspective on the who, what, when, why and how of Seattle’s historic farmers’ market, so by the time the tour is over, you won’t need a guide to continue exploring. Don’t forget your appetite! We visit 10 of the Market’s most beloved food stops, enjoying 12 unique tastings that put on display the best that plant-based eating has to offer. We work hard to make this tour accessible to everyone. Let us know ahead of time about any food allergies or mobility concerns.

Learn how to identify edible native and invasive plants in the Pacific Northwest. Starting at Black Hole Sun in Volunteer park, I will guide you through one of the prettiest neighborhoods in the city. I'll teach you about best practices in foraging, acknowledge the indigenous stewards of the land, and help you identify some of the most common plants that you can harvest on your own. Along the way, we'll talk about the unusual geology that makes Seattle what it is, spy on street cats, and cover some of Seattle's strangest history. Every attendees leaves this trip with a handful (or more!) of something wonderful we've found along the way. Depending on the season, it could be fir tips, feral apples, herbs, flowers, or nuts. While I am not an herbalist, chef, or doctor, I'm happy to share ideas for preparing what you find, and traditional uses for herbs we come across.