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Excluding sex, sport and partying what else rings our bells? I'll kick off with cider making, 'country pursuits', archeology and history.. |
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"Excluding sex, sport and partying what else rings our bells? I'll kick off with cider making, 'country pursuits', archeology and history.."
Funny that as Selkie is an archaeologist (on paper)!
Our hobbies are gaming, outdoors and Selkie also knits and does yoga  |
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How weird that it's just dawned one that I have no hobbies outside of sport. And never have had! |
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Nights in binge watching boxsets,
Nights out, for dinner,
Playing the PlayStation,
Playing guitar
To name a few |
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By (user no longer on site) 33 weeks ago
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Paddleboarding, hiking, wild swimming, drawing |
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Gardening cycling walking sea swimming and wine making x |
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By (user no longer on site) 33 weeks ago
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Open water swimming and surfing.
Or is that surfing, falling off, swimming for the shore? |
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By (user no longer on site) 33 weeks ago
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Playing the guitar and dabbling in songwriting |
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Long walks and hiking. I've also finally decided to pick up the acoustic guitar. |
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"Excluding sex, sport and partying what else rings our bells? I'll kick off with cider making, 'country pursuits', archeology and history.."
Tinkering... I like to tinker in my shed (no, thats not an innuendo)
Do a bit of carpentry, made some wood toys for my grandson, made a toybox for him.
Made a Bluetooth garden/events speaker with charging points, then upgraded it to solar power to re charge it.
Done some leather work and leather carving, multi tool pouches, keyrings, made myself a replacement watch strap...
Tinkering. |
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By (user no longer on site) 33 weeks ago
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Gardening. Crafting. Cooking! |
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Language, cooking, the piano and the guitar  |
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Playing Magic The Gathering with my mates, like we have done for 25 years, drinking copious amounts of wine and solving the world’s problems. |
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Hill walking, reading, making model ships and trains, cooking, baroque opera |
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Cycling
Paintballing/airsoft
Photography |
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Hiking, the longer the better. Longest in one day is 47 miles.
Wild camping.
Bushcraft.
Playing guitar.
Martial arts.
Going to the gym.
Reading.
Walking my fluff ball.
Growing my own fruit and veg.
Making people smile.
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By *adgerMan 33 weeks ago
york |
Hiking, cooking, travel, photography, yoga |
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By *yronutMan 33 weeks ago
St Austell |
Flying (private pilot), Motorcycling, Sailing, Walking |
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I enjoy locksport which is basically lock picking for fun but not profit. I can open a padlock in under 30 seconds or faster depending on the manufacturer.
My other hobby is magic. Card tricks, mentalism, little miracles, you know the kind of thing.
Other than that it's the usual reading, films etc. |
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By (user no longer on site) 33 weeks ago
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"Excluding sex, sport and partying what else rings our bells? I'll kick off with cider making, 'country pursuits', archeology and history.."
History, reading, hiking, working voluntarily for charity. |
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By *mf123Man 33 weeks ago
with one foot out the door |
I like to hit people with my iron shoulder until they are left in a crumpled heap of ouches |
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By (user no longer on site) 33 weeks ago
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"Hiking, the longer the better. Longest in one day is 47 miles.
Wild camping.
Bushcraft.
Playing guitar.
Martial arts.
Going to the gym.
Reading.
Walking my fluff ball.
Growing my own fruit and veg.
Making people smile.
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I did 30 miles one day. In a group of 99 of us including a vicar. Love it |
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Ah, no sport. Does that mean gym too? This might be tricky. I do like reading but never called it a hobby.
Dog walking and hunting down the best almond croissants is all I've got left.
I need a new hobby! |
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Hiking, cooking, baking, walking, dressmaking, sewing, reading, dancing, gardening + fabbing! |
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I now walk a bit every day with dog and my target has went up over past year. Funnily enough I was at a naughty thing and was suffering with cramp for days after so it’s not entirely for altruistic reasons. But has helped lose a bit of dad bod and helped with sleep and energy levels
I’ve been working on a tattoo design and that’s involved learning drawing and inking as well as some photo and other magubbins to try and get it how I want. I’ll hopefully have good enough to ask tattooist and then the fun part of getting it done |
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By (user no longer on site) 33 weeks ago
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This has made me realise how painfully boring I am  |
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Making stuff
3D printing
Cosplay.
Being a but of a geek. |
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By *sWyldWoman 33 weeks ago
Edinburgh |
I gave up mine last year and I'm missing it terribly. I need to find a new one |
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Tabletop gaming.
Board games, Magic the Gathering, Warhammer, DnD. All that super nerdy stuff.
Also video games, mostly strategy and JRPGs. |
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"This has made me realise how painfully boring I am "
Yep. Want to join me in my croissant hunts?
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By (user no longer on site) 33 weeks ago
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Glider pilot on the weekends if the weather's good! Let my inner Top Gun out 
Hiking, camping, boxing, mountaineering, abseiling.. if its dangerous I'll never say no! |
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Mine is photography . Mainly wildlife ( not done much for a while) .Yes also people at home etc. I have portable photo studio. Sea fishing . Trouble is live distance from sea. Do get to do if weather tides are ok. Gardening . But not flowers. Vegetables. |
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By (user no longer on site) 33 weeks ago
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Reading
Photography
Travelling
Hiking
Swimming
Writing erotica
Collecting rare maps
Playing with rocks/stones
Art
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Reading, knitting, listening to true crime podcasts, crossstitch
It helps that my favorite local true crime podcaster runs a true crime bookstore/gift shop. |
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By *hiskasMan 33 weeks ago
Llanelli |
"Reading
Photography
Travelling
Hiking
Swimming
Writing erotica
Collecting rare maps
Playing with rocks/stones
Art
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Playing with rocks/stones!! I'm intrigued as to what you mean with this x |
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By (user no longer on site) 33 weeks ago
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"Reading
Photography
Travelling
Hiking
Swimming
Writing erotica
Collecting rare maps
Playing with rocks/stones
Art
Playing with rocks/stones!! I'm intrigued as to what you mean with this x"
Basically it’s more than just being a rock collector. I am fascinated by identifying different types of rocks, understanding their formation and composition, and studying the minerals and elements contained within them. Petrofilic. |
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C-walking the dogs, singing, guitar and crafting pretty much anything!
S-walking the dogs, animal stuff, geeky tv and mtg!
S |
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By *hiskasMan 33 weeks ago
Llanelli |
"Reading
Photography
Travelling
Hiking
Swimming
Writing erotica
Collecting rare maps
Playing with rocks/stones
Art
Playing with rocks/stones!! I'm intrigued as to what you mean with this x
Basically it’s more than just being a rock collector. I am fascinated by identifying different types of rocks, understanding their formation and composition, and studying the minerals and elements contained within them. Petrofilic. "
Wow, thats genuinely interesting, sounds much better put this way then playing with rocks, I was picturing you sat, chilling at home throwing them at the people next door in there garden lol x |
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"Reading
Photography
Travelling
Hiking
Swimming
Writing erotica
Collecting rare maps
Playing with rocks/stones
Art
Playing with rocks/stones!! I'm intrigued as to what you mean with this x
Basically it’s more than just being a rock collector. I am fascinated by identifying different types of rocks, understanding their formation and composition, and studying the minerals and elements contained within them. Petrofilic.
Wow, thats genuinely interesting, sounds much better put this way then playing with rocks, I was picturing you sat, chilling at home throwing them at the people next door in there garden lol x"
My wife tumbles the rocks we find on the beach and i got her a rock identifyer book for xmas.
S |
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"Tabletop gaming.
Board games, Magic the Gathering, Warhammer, DnD. All that super nerdy stuff.
Also video games, mostly strategy and JRPGs."
Go on, whats your go to mtg? Tell me your not a blue mono player!
S |
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By (user no longer on site) 33 weeks ago
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"Reading
Photography
Travelling
Hiking
Swimming
Writing erotica
Collecting rare maps
Playing with rocks/stones
Art
Playing with rocks/stones!! I'm intrigued as to what you mean with this x
Basically it’s more than just being a rock collector. I am fascinated by identifying different types of rocks, understanding their formation and composition, and studying the minerals and elements contained within them. Petrofilic.
Wow, thats genuinely interesting, sounds much better put this way then playing with rocks, I was picturing you sat, chilling at home throwing them at the people next door in there garden lol x
My wife tumbles the rocks we find on the beach and i got her a rock identifyer book for xmas.
S"
Your wife and I would get on. Oh, bless you, a rock tumbler is not the most quiet of machines. I don’t run one at home myself. Has she found anything fun? |
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By (user no longer on site) 33 weeks ago
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"Reading
Photography
Travelling
Hiking
Swimming
Writing erotica
Collecting rare maps
Playing with rocks/stones
Art
Playing with rocks/stones!! I'm intrigued as to what you mean with this x
Basically it’s more than just being a rock collector. I am fascinated by identifying different types of rocks, understanding their formation and composition, and studying the minerals and elements contained within them. Petrofilic.
Wow, thats genuinely interesting, sounds much better put this way then playing with rocks, I was picturing you sat, chilling at home throwing them at the people next door in there garden lol x"
I don’t throw rocks but I have crushed rocks, mixed them with chemicals, and such. More fun I reckon. |
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"Tabletop gaming.
Board games, Magic the Gathering, Warhammer, DnD. All that super nerdy stuff.
Also video games, mostly strategy and JRPGs.
Go on, whats your go to mtg? Tell me your not a blue mono player!
S"
Nope. More a Green-Blue or White-Blue-Black artifact player. |
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By (user no longer on site) 33 weeks ago
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Walking the dog.
Not too sure if this can be classed as a hobby as such, but I have an interest and started collecting 80s Casual stuff (the clothes my parents couldn’t afford to buy me in younger days) |
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By (user no longer on site) 33 weeks ago
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I use to love rock climbing and hiking before my hip replacement.
Now my main hobbies are getting lost in the world of movies - have quite a nice setup if anyone else is into home theater stuff, getting back into chess and J got me a 3d printer for my birthday as I've wanted one for years although I'm having issues with that already  |
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Reading it helps me escape reality a little, I've gotten into book binding I'm going to start my 1st soon hopefully.
Mrs |
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By (user no longer on site) 33 weeks ago
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"Tabletop gaming.
Board games, Magic the Gathering, Warhammer, DnD. All that super nerdy stuff.
Also video games, mostly strategy and JRPGs."
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By (user no longer on site) 33 weeks ago
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Archaeology, collecting and reading books and comics, films, history, Star Trek, Star Wars. |
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Classic/custom cars- hot rods
50s music
Game shooting
Fishing
Motorbikes
Motorhoming
Pubs
To many hobbies not enough time
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By (user no longer on site) 33 weeks ago
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"Classic/custom cars- hot rods
50s music
Game shooting
Fishing
Motorbikes
Motorhoming
Pubs
To many hobbies not enough time
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Nor money |
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"I gave up mine last year and I'm missing it terribly. I need to find a new one "
What did you do - why can't you take it up agains? |
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"Reading it helps me escape reality a little, I've gotten into book binding I'm going to start my 1st soon hopefully.
Mrs "
There is a book you might enjoy, called the Binding |
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By *ltrMan 33 weeks ago
sheffield |
Tinkering in garage with my mrk 2 EscDrt 16 sport a project that has kept me busy since 2015 
Had to put EscDrt as the proper word not allowed |
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"Hiking, the longer the better. Longest in one day is 47 miles.
Wild camping.
Bushcraft.
Playing guitar.
Martial arts.
Going to the gym.
Reading.
Walking my fluff ball.
Growing my own fruit and veg.
Making people smile.
I did 30 miles one day. In a group of 99 of us including a vicar. Love it"
99 people but the vicar is special? |
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By (user no longer on site) 33 weeks ago
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Running and bee keeping |
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Knitting, crochet, getting in to resin art a d watercolour painting. Also patiently waiting for my shotgun licence and having lessons in clay pigeon shooting.
Evie |
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Reading must be a really interesting place as lots of people have it as one of their hobbies |
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I attempted to learn the guitar during lockdown but didn't get very far. Any players on here?!
I enjoy walking.. be it hiking in the peaks or wondering round old towns discovering new places.
I'd like to travel abroad more but don't have the confidence to go alone
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We are hoping to be able to enjoy a new hobby in the next few years, once we buy our boat. |
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"Excluding sex, sport and partying what else rings our bells? I'll kick off with cider making, 'country pursuits', archeology and history.."
Sounds great and enough to keep you busy
I love photography, love raking my camera out taking random shots of the locality and out and about
Zumba and the gym
My dog
Cinema
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I have way too many hobbies….I love Photography and Travel & recently rediscovered my love of baking bread. I play guitar, Wild camp, Make silver and gold jewelry, Love good movies, good Cinematography and foreign films. I’m also learning python & mobile app development. |
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I’m actually a published freelance illustrator in my spare time |
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"I’m actually a published freelance illustrator in my spare time"
That’s super cool |
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Brewing real ale
Gardening and my fish pond
Holidays
Walking |
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Absolutely loads of boring past times here from cooking to climbing, camping to crochet, guitar to uno...diverse creatures |
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By *adgerMan 33 weeks ago
york |
"Reading
Photography
Travelling
Hiking
Swimming
Writing erotica
Collecting rare maps
Playing with rocks/stones
Art
Playing with rocks/stones!! I'm intrigued as to what you mean with this x
Basically it’s more than just being a rock collector. I am fascinated by identifying different types of rocks, understanding their formation and composition, and studying the minerals and elements contained within them. Petrofilic. "
Don’t say there are two geologists on fab  |
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By *archelCouple 33 weeks ago
A field somewhere |
The new one for me is gym, but have been rock climbing and bouldering for 40 years.
The Mr. |
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We make our own gin, both cycle and walk.. sea swim and scuba dive.. |
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Video games and video game collecting , steampunk, miniature wargames , antiquing |
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By *hiskasMan 33 weeks ago
Llanelli |
"Reading
Photography
Travelling
Hiking
Swimming
Writing erotica
Collecting rare maps
Playing with rocks/stones
Art
Playing with rocks/stones!! I'm intrigued as to what you mean with this x
Basically it’s more than just being a rock collector. I am fascinated by identifying different types of rocks, understanding their formation and composition, and studying the minerals and elements contained within them. Petrofilic.
Wow, thats genuinely interesting, sounds much better put this way then playing with rocks, I was picturing you sat, chilling at home throwing them at the people next door in there garden lol x
I don’t throw rocks but I have crushed rocks, mixed them with chemicals, and such. More fun I reckon. "
I can picture you, all in white with your safety glasses on, some chemicals in 1 hand and a nice rock in the other  |
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Coffee. I'm pretty deep down the rabbit hole by now having been into it for a couple of years. |
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By *izzy.Woman 33 weeks ago
Stoke area |
Travel...holidays abroad on my own and exploring the UK in my motorhome.
Attending music gigs, singing and kazoo playing.
Volunteering for local charity including running a support group. |
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"Hiking, the longer the better. Longest in one day is 47 miles.
Wild camping.
Bushcraft.
Playing guitar.
Martial arts.
Going to the gym.
Reading.
Walking my fluff ball.
Growing my own fruit and veg.
Making people smile.
I did 30 miles one day. In a group of 99 of us including a vicar. Love it
99 people but the vicar is special?"
She made the effort to hike 30 miles and you took that from it? Maybe the vicar organised it and kept their spirits up when they were struggling? |
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By *essaMayWoman 33 weeks ago
Fairytale Wood |
Paddle Boarding, kayaking, walking and photography (i inherited that passion) |
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By (user no longer on site) 33 weeks ago
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Sex with men women |
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"Excluding sex, sport and partying what else rings our bells? I'll kick off with cider making, 'country pursuits', archeology and history.."
Country pursuits! Does that include seal clubbing,fox hunting or Badger baiting?! |
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Dinghy sailing…..learned the basics last year, I’ll be learning for the rest of my life, I reckon |
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Playing guitar
Collecting dead things
Walking / Hiking
Gaming
I'd like to do more but aint nobody got time for that |
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Board games... especially Catan.
Music, owner of two horn gramophone and DJ on occasions.
And slowly writing a novel. |
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"Playing guitar
Collecting dead things
Walking / Hiking
Gaming
I'd like to do more but aint nobody got time for that"
Any particular dead things? |
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Love gaming, playing guitars, Lego building, gym 3-2 times week and watching Scotland and 6 nations rugby
If anyone else msg me |
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Country sports, mountain bikes and motorbikes |
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"Playing guitar
Collecting dead things
Walking / Hiking
Gaming
I'd like to do more but aint nobody got time for that
Any particular dead things?"
Presumably not in a Fred West way... |
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"Playing guitar
Collecting dead things
Walking / Hiking
Gaming
I'd like to do more but aint nobody got time for that"
Collecting dead things? Spend a lot of time in your cellar do you matey? |
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Target shooting
Thermal sight pest control in stables and barns (rats)
Dogging
Cuckolding
Photography |
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I’m into tabletop wargaming and heavy music |
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"Classic cars ornithology "
Nout like a thunderbird then!
S |
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We're also into;
Medieval reenactment
Steampunk
Photographic modelling |
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Photography, sea fishing/boating, shooting, skiing
One day I will pick something cheaper to do |
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"I’m actually a published freelance illustrator in my spare time"
Same but not published...yet. |
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Absolutely love fly fishing in quiet secluded spots  |
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"Classic/custom cars- hot rods
50s music
Game shooting
Fishing
Motorbikes
Motorhoming
Pubs
To many hobbies not enough time
Nor money "
This is also true lol oh forgot to add swingers clubs to the list too |
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"Tinkering in garage with my mrk 2 EscDrt 16 sport a project that has kept me busy since 2015
Had to put EscDrt as the proper word not allowed "
Need to see pics please love a sport |
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"Excluding sex, sport and partying what else rings our bells? I'll kick off with cider making, 'country pursuits', archeology and history..
Country pursuits! Does that include seal clubbing,fox hunting or Badger baiting?!"
Cause that’s all country folk do? |
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Sewing
Gaming
Conventions
Reading books about sexy vampires |
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By *bxanfCouple 33 weeks ago
Freddy Fazbear's Pizzeria, Stourbridge |
Alot of gaming, mainly soulslikes because I like a good challenge.
The Mrs crochets and loves true crime podcasts |
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"Sewing
Gaming
Conventions
Reading books about sexy vampires"
Oh and gigs! Any kind of rock but I seem to be mainly stuck in the late 90s/early 00s pop punk era! |
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"Knitting, crochet, getting in to resin art a d watercolour painting. Also patiently waiting for my shotgun licence and having lessons in clay pigeon shooting.
Evie"
You may be waiting awhile they are painfully slow issuing them! But enjoy your shooting when you do |
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By (user no longer on site) 33 weeks ago
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I want to learn to play the mouth organ. I think I’ll find it easier if I get a good teacher. |
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By *ndycoinsMan 33 weeks ago
Whaley Bridge,Nr Buxton, |
"Excluding sex, sport and partying what else rings our bells? I'll kick off with cider making, 'country pursuits', archeology and history..
Country pursuits! Does that include seal clubbing,fox hunting or Badger baiting?!
Cause that’s all country folk do?"
best to let ignorance wither on the vine. |
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By *ndycoinsMan 33 weeks ago
Whaley Bridge,Nr Buxton, |
"Knitting, crochet, getting in to resin art a d watercolour painting. Also patiently waiting for my shotgun licence and having lessons in clay pigeon shooting.
Evie"
Some Constabularies are quicker than others,if it's been a while phone the FELD and ask how your application is proceeding. |
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Mr likes fishing
Mrs baking when have time, ice-skating,pole dancing but not done for while and
gym&swim..... even tho I hate getting up and going when I'm there I feel free.
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Attending swinging clubs and constantly staring at people who have blocked trans women from contacting them |
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"Attending swinging clubs and constantly staring at people who have blocked trans women from contacting them "
Do they charge you single man or single woman entry price mate |
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Astrophotography, I have always loved astronomy and decided to make my life harder by capturing pictures. |
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By (user no longer on site) 33 weeks ago
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Video games and cosplay immediately come to mind for me! |
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Wild swimming ( the Thames went to 6c the other week)
Cycling
Photography
Property
Motorsport
Gym |
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"Wild swimming ( the Thames went to 6c the other week)
Cycling
Photography
Property
Mate, are you good at photography editing as I now very little and I have just got into astrophotography
Motorsport
Gym"
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By (user no longer on site) 33 weeks ago
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My list of hobbies and pass times include,
Being boring.
Doing boring stuff.
Being bored.
Writing a boring "Club for the Boring People", newsletter about how to be more boring, reasons to bore people and the top 10 tips to bore the boring people away. |
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By *JandCMCouple 33 weeks ago
cardiff |
Hobbies are,
Mainly in summer, my motorbike, koi pond, walking.
Winter, tropical fish, jigsaws n puzzles.
All year round, live bands n getting so d*unk n making a twat of my self by doing stupid things. |
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"Astrophotography, I have always loved astronomy and decided to make my life harder by capturing pictures."
Actually that sounds fascinating. |
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"Astrophotography, I have always loved astronomy and decided to make my life harder by capturing pictures.
Actually that sounds fascinating."
It's a pain in the back side. Alot of how the image turns out has a lot to do with the editing afterwards.
Now I have upgraded my Celestron with a reducer so it has a focal length of a out 2.2 which is fantastic for quick image or x exposures for x amount of time. The more light and time means more data is captured. Using various filters you can get some great images but all the data is useless if you don't know how to edit. I don't know how to edit. |
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By (user no longer on site) 33 weeks ago
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I like gaming, playing guitar, reading and art |
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"Astrophotography, I have always loved astronomy and decided to make my life harder by capturing pictures.
Actually that sounds fascinating.
It's a pain in the back side. Alot of how the image turns out has a lot to do with the editing afterwards.
Now I have upgraded my Celestron with a reducer so it has a focal length of a out 2.2 which is fantastic for quick image or x exposures for x amount of time. The more light and time means more data is captured. Using various filters you can get some great images but all the data is useless if you don't know how to edit. I don't know how to edit."
Even so, the technical skills required to capture something so far away is very impressive. What is the furthest thing you've managed to capture so far? |
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By (user no longer on site) 33 weeks ago
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i collect vintage dungeon and dragons play books....kind of geeky
love mooching about...jumping on a train and stop somewhere random and just explore.
making beard balms!
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cooking!!
its something i really got into during lockdown
find it therapeutic
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"i collect vintage dungeon and dragons play books....kind of geeky
love mooching about...jumping on a train and stop somewhere random and just explore.
making beard balms!
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cooking!!
its something i really got into during lockdown
find it therapeutic
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I particularly enjoy a nice beard balm. I had a favourite called Yggdrasil but it's not being made any more. |
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Motorsports (marshaling)
Was a pit lane specialist at Silverstone for a while
Walking when the weather's not trying to drown or freeze me.
Reading live Sci-fi/fantasy, history
Also horology mainly just watches |
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"Astrophotography, I have always loved astronomy and decided to make my life harder by capturing pictures.
Actually that sounds fascinating.
It's a pain in the back side. Alot of how the image turns out has a lot to do with the editing afterwards.
Now I have upgraded my Celestron with a reducer so it has a focal length of a out 2.2 which is fantastic for quick image or x exposures for x amount of time. The more light and time means more data is captured. Using various filters you can get some great images but all the data is useless if you don't know how to edit. I don't know how to edit.
Even so, the technical skills required to capture something so far away is very impressive. What is the furthest thing you've managed to capture so far?"
With my current setup I'm looking at Nebulae. The most photographed are the Orion and Horse head nebula. They are roughly 7000ly away. I might also do some galaxy photography. |
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Hiking, reading, movies. Recently bought a telescope and still waiting for a clear night to make observations |
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Getting tired of drinking beer now so we will be riding motorcycles for the foreseeable future however we do like to pull over drink beer eat pussy and suck some cock. Other than that we are very much quite people |
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"I attempted to learn the guitar during lockdown but didn't get very far. Any players on here?!
I enjoy walking.. be it hiking in the peaks or wondering round old towns discovering new places.
I'd like to travel abroad more but don't have the confidence to go alone
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Do an organised hiking tour  |
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Boats, fishing, rockpooling the odd walk out |
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By *rispyDuckMan 32 weeks ago
Chinese Takeaway near you |
Enjoy sight seeing, hiking, watch collecting & fish keeping |
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"Astrophotography, I have always loved astronomy and decided to make my life harder by capturing pictures.
Actually that sounds fascinating.
It's a pain in the back side. Alot of how the image turns out has a lot to do with the editing afterwards.
Now I have upgraded my Celestron with a reducer so it has a focal length of a out 2.2 which is fantastic for quick image or x exposures for x amount of time. The more light and time means more data is captured. Using various filters you can get some great images but all the data is useless if you don't know how to edit. I don't know how to edit.
Even so, the technical skills required to capture something so far away is very impressive. What is the furthest thing you've managed to capture so far?
With my current setup I'm looking at Nebulae. The most photographed are the Orion and Horse head nebula. They are roughly 7000ly away. I might also do some galaxy photography."
7000ly is a mind boggling distance. It's hard for the human mind to picture such vast distances. |
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"Astrophotography, I have always loved astronomy and decided to make my life harder by capturing pictures.
Actually that sounds fascinating.
It's a pain in the back side. Alot of how the image turns out has a lot to do with the editing afterwards.
Now I have upgraded my Celestron with a reducer so it has a focal length of a out 2.2 which is fantastic for quick image or x exposures for x amount of time. The more light and time means more data is captured. Using various filters you can get some great images but all the data is useless if you don't know how to edit. I don't know how to edit.
Even so, the technical skills required to capture something so far away is very impressive. What is the furthest thing you've managed to capture so far?
With my current setup I'm looking at Nebulae. The most photographed are the Orion and Horse head nebula. They are roughly 7000ly away. I might also do some galaxy photography."
I just bought a Celestron Nexstar 8SE as my beginner's telescope. Was thinking about a dobsonian. But it was going to be difficult lugging it around. Being in the border of London only makes it harder.
I can already see this hobby becoming way to expensive, especially if I get into astrophotography
Kudos to you for sticking with it |
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"I attempted to learn the guitar during lockdown but didn't get very far. Any players on here?!
I enjoy walking.. be it hiking in the peaks or wondering round old towns discovering new places.
I'd like to travel abroad more but don't have the confidence to go alone
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Look at companies like flash pack and G adventures. They do group trips for solo travellers |
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Green Lane motorcycling
Riding my Royal Enfield
My 1977 mini
I play the tenor sax, although any sax will do
Photography
I don't get too much time unfortunately but they are always there in the background |
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"Attending swinging clubs and constantly staring at people who have blocked trans women from contacting them
Do they charge you single man or single woman entry price mate "
You see its true, they exist in the UK swing scene, bless ya........ |
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Mr
Fishing
Box set binging
Reading |
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Salmon fishing for the Mr
The mrs just likes filth lol |
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By *assy69Man 16 weeks ago
West Sussex and Wales |
"Excluding sex, sport and partying what else rings our bells? I'll kick off with cider making, 'country pursuits', archeology and history.."
I keep bees and I like to wild camp (I use a tarp shelter) |
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By *rispyDuckMan 16 weeks ago
Chinese Takeaway near you |
Recently took up hiking and photography
Loving it |
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Scuba diving and sailing. Along with sex and spanking it seems I am addicted to hobbies that begin with the letter S |
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By *4bimMan 14 weeks ago
Farnborough Hampshire |
collecting diecast stock cars.
working on harley davidsons.
ham radio.
reading books with cats at the local cattery. |
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Cross-stitch and designing custom blu-ray covers.
Hubby writes, but he's writer and journalist, so that's more a case of keeping his skills sharp. |
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Mainly nerdy things
Warhammer
Role Playing (not bedroom kind)
Reenactment
to name a few.
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Photogrphy, when the bones allow.
Reading, when they don't
Cooking. I'm always seeking new recipes and ideas. |
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Kinda depressing I don't really have any due to cash been so tight atm going out or doing anything with the Mrs is out the window I maybe go to pub have 2 pints (comes to £7)
Sit in the garden with the dog once aging a few beers some times play a bit of Xbox but part from that I really am a sad fuck |
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Mrs does football,
We both enjoy board games
And Mr whittles and enjoys playing with wood |
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Making costumes for comic con and now leather work |
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Regular gig goer, pubs to huge stadium's. Avid ancient Egyptian history fanatic. Extreme sports, bungee jumping my favourite |
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By *ira2024Woman 12 weeks ago
South West |
Photography
Reading
Collages
Gym
Fashion
Traveling
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Vehicular tinkering
Music
Travel
K |
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vinyl djing, skateboarding, motorcycling, restoring vintage music equipment, circuit bending ..... too much to list really as it goes
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"vinyl djing, skateboarding, motorcycling, restoring vintage music equipment, circuit bending ..... too much to list really as it goes
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Quite a few then! |
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Cooking (and lots of eating), gardening, walking (occasionaly fast) swimming, photograply, languages, travel, beading, music (listen and play thecodd thing) , reading (was doing a lot so curtailed that a bit), design (mainly interior though some unsual exterior too is of interest), people watching (glass in hand, nibbles on the table), architecture (especially ecleciastical) and other bits and pieces. Just not enough time to do it all so a bit of something every now and then to spice life |
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Volunteering on a heritage railway. |
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I'm a gamer, both table top and Xbox
I brew mead
Like the occasional crossword/arrowword, geocaching when the weather behaves and hopefully soon to get into bee keeping |
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Model making, which I’m retiring from soon, after 40 years of it. Replaced with pc flight simulation. |
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By *hesblokeMan 12 weeks ago
Derbyshire village |
40k, airfix (and friends), pc gaming, guitar, the occasional fishing trip....when I have time for any of those, that is! |
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I'm a geek, so anything geeky like scifi, gaming, model making, drawing, painting, writing. Just started 3D printing stuff. Next hobby is diy on my new home. |
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Cinema, reading and pub quizzes |
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Like you OP I make cider ….
I have been an archer from some years now both in recurve and long bow
Into bread making
Sea swimming ( if there has been no discharges ) all year round and wild swimming
recently I have been asked to play walking rugby which is a gas ( I used to play at a senior level )
Riding my fat boy Harley
Oh … I am particularly good at sleeping
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Video games, board games, tabletop roleplaying, game development, cross stitch and karaoke, among many others. :D |
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If it goes fast and could kill me count me in. Bikes, Cars, Extreme Activities in the great outdoors. I’m into is all. |
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"Video games, board games, tabletop roleplaying, game development, cross stitch and karaoke, among many others. :D"
Cross stitch is so popular these days. |
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"Video games, board games, tabletop roleplaying, game development, cross stitch and karaoke, among many others. :D
Cross stitch is so popular these days."
I honestly don't know many people around here who are into it. |
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