I'll point out some trees and items of interest in our garden as part of an introduction to the natural history of NZ. Then I'll take you on our farm. Our dog, goats, sheep and cow are friendly, and they'll come up to you for a pat. Climb to the highest part of our farm, where you'll see a glimpse of Lake Te Anau, the largest lake in the South Island. You will hear about the rare native birds that are found in Fiordland National Park, as you look at the mountains all around you. You will also find out the differences between sheep and goats, and how farming is done in NZ. Then we'll walk a goat to the milking shed. There, I'll show you how to hand milk a goat so you will be able to get milk out of a goat with no experience! What we'll do when will depend on where on the farm the animals are at the time, as they move around. We'll have farm jackets and gumboots for you to wear, even the children, so you won't have to worry when goats start chewing your jacket, or when you have to walk in the mud. We'll show you our workshop where we make goat milk soap and lanolin skin sticks. You will have a chance to try out and purchase our farm-made products with cash, VISA or Mastercard.