In the interest of friendly banter, what are you hobbies or other interests?
Mine are, paranormal investigations, whitewater kayaking, snow skiing, hunting(got a 6 point the other day), cooking out on the grill/smoker.
Forgot to add that I spend a fair amount of time in the garden too, coming up on third year hops.
Gardening/Landscaping in the spring & summer.
Catching up on some reading and camping in the summer - though we didn’t get out much this year (babies and campfires don’t mix well)
Fall - taxi the oldest around to her various organized activities (its not what I want/like to do, but I don’t seem to have time for much else)
Fall/Winter - PC gaming or catching up on some reading at night, playing with the kids any chance I get (especially outside)
Shooing-reloading,more of a target shooter; hunting (took my youngest grandson out sat morn and he got his first -a 6 point);
Building model aircraft and I’m not that good at it; playin music-played guitar for 37 years- but I dont play much anymore…
That’s about it for me.
Matthew
Hunting, fishing, sportbikes, snowmobiling, cooking. So little time…
My other hobbies are wine making, cooking at a gourmet level, collecting Swiss automatic movement dive watches and tinkering with their inward movements. I had a new fetish but have pretty well nipped that in the bud but I was starting to acquire quite a few Japanese chef knives. I have bought the equivalent of 4-5 complete sets of chef knives in the past 2-3 years. Normally though the first thing I would of stated was Jeeps but I am currently Jeep-less and am not going to look for another for a while.
Women! Guitars and hockey are cool too I guess
UKULELE!!!
Playing/recording music (I’m a guitar player), cooking/BBQ, reading, sailing (A-class catamarans).
Hiking and backpacking mostly. I also currently run about 26-30 miles a week. Artist by profession (well, graphic designer technically but I went to art school and do a lot of illustration). I play guitar sporadically and read regularly. I live to cook too (“live” is not a typo ;)).
my dogs - got a labrador and an aussie/border collie mix (both rescues) - I just love hanging with them, taking to the park, etc.
love cooking, read a bit (used to be a bookworm, now am trying to get back into it - damn modern society inducing me towards ADD), Crossfit and running.
Work, so I can afford the homebrew. ;D Actually I enjoy fishing, walking (it would be called hiking where majorvices lives but we just call it walking here ;)), gardening and most importantly, spending as much time as possible with the family.
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;D Actually I enjoy fishing, walking (it would be called hiking where majorvices lives but we just call it walking here ;)),
LOL! I think you would find the terrain behind my house surprisingly challenging even though it barely tops out at 2000 ft. Or maybe not. 8)
[quote=“majorvices, post:12, topic:222, username:majorvices”]
Ha I bet you’re right. We’re at about 2,200 ft. and rolling hills, not mountains… That’s why we call it walking I guess… ;D
I have found that it is not so much the elevation but the rate of ascent. 
Here ya there!!! We used to live in Colorado Springs. Hiked Pikes Peak once. ONCE! I was 20 years younger then. Do miss the mountain hikes though!!!
Hockey, cooking, Travel
How could I have forgotten hockey??!! :o
Watching hockey (I have no equipment & beer leagues around here are pretty rough), watching football and gambling on football (& occasionally hockey).
Cooking/BBQ, sailing, deep-sea fishing
Bass guitar and professional pyrotechnics/ fireworks.
Nothin’ as good beer, bass and boom booms!
So much to do, so little time to get it all in.
Jobs are a pain.
In summer, I crave the wilderness,
nothing quite like putting all you need on your back
and heading out into areas with little to no people.
I have animals, and they take up a lot of my time.
I love to grow plants, garden and flowers mostly.
I spend a lot of time irrigating.
Ski all winter, free heel trecking mostly,
dogs almost always go.
Cutting wood and stacking against the winter.
Cheers.