What's your hobby?

[Croquet King]

American Rules Six Wicket Croquet - our Tiffin is a perfect way to get to the tournaments. We bring our own transportation, food, bed, and cat!

[dcardo021]

Motorcycles

[revbilly]

Croquet, huh. Are you talking about salmon or the kind my mom did with the hook and yarn? Sorry, I couldn't resist. I love to play with words.

I didn't know there were different sets of rules. I have to check out the American rules, all I remember is the croquet set we would set up in the front yard with 9 hoops.

[DougLeppard]

I really enjoyed seeinng what you all do.

Biggest is doing a start up with family friends and business associates see Sensive Technologies | United States | Pain Management

With one of my crazy friends we started "Wild piglets mini bike club" it is funny to see us drive around in mini bikes made for 10 year olds. We recently went in a Saint Patrick's parade and were a hit. We made a side car and my grand-kids could not come so my daughter went with me. We made the first page of the local paper.

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[empty_nest]

Competitive bass fishing at an amateur level.

[Big-Foot]

Her - Avid Quilter, knitter, crocheter (sp?), reader...
Me - I have a small fabrication shop where I work on various racecars, Motorcycles and build street-rods. That’s in the summer. Winter months are spent in Arizona where we do a significant amount of off-roading in the Sonoran desert and I am also an amateur photographer that has recently discovered drones photography...

[skyexplorer]

I Hang glide and Para glide. do some kayaking if the flying no good. dad got me started. he started hang gliding at 65 , paragliding at 72. got to have something to do when you retire.

[Bahamaniac]

Well besides travelling I like to garden, fish, boat, and go to all types of car shows. From exotics to classics, it doesn't matter. It's exciting to drool over all the work done on the cars.

[Lakeman1]

Originally Posted by IC2

Thanks
The hood sides for the car have never installed except during body fit up but the ones I have are solid unlouvered pieces. I like to 'show off' the engine after spending way too many hours (and dollars) detailing it. I did an internal engine update a couple years ago and this is the visual result

Really looks good, hard work shows.

[taichungman]

Maybe it's more of a lifestyle. Been sailing for the past 45 years; lived on boat with the family for awhile. I now crew off shore on long passages at least once every other year.

[paddykern]

Originally Posted by RenGrown

I sketch, paint, draw, write...storyteller every which way I can.

Wow! Such talent. I can't even paint my house.

[paddykern]

Originally Posted by taichungman

Maybe it's more of a lifestyle. Been sailing for the past 45 years; lived on boat with the family for awhile. I now crew off shore on long passages at least once every other year.

Sailing used to be my hobby years ago. Raced a small boat by your standards, C&C 35.

[Triangle Drifter]

OMG I have not seen one of those Honda minibikes in decades. I had a 50cc, very similar to yours. Rigid front end. Smaller wheels. Shipped it to England & rode the streets of London with it. When travelling British Rail charged me child fare for it.

Most time not RVing is spent doing home & apartment maintenance so that we can spend so much time on the road. Ham radio is a hobby but seldom on these days. Used to be big time boater before the RVing averaging over 40 nights a year on the water. These days the size of the boat has been reduced drastically as have the days on the water.

[Airboss68]

Used to be flying/building experimental aircraft. Haven't found a replacement yet.