What Hobbies do you have?

[VanDamMan]

Can’t afford hobbies……Got a van

 

[Mick]

Can’t afford hobbies……Got a van

And a beady eyed Mrs

 

[Cuffy]

Cuffy lad - how can you play golf when you rattle with all the ibuprofen/naproxen....

My happy tray
Usually when the back goes.

 

[Oceanis]

Sailing .... more of a passion than a hobby ... in between boats at the moment.

This was the last one which we sold at the beginning of last year, now on the lookout for a replacement.

 

[Bav]

in between boats at the moment.

Sounds like a recipe for getting wet.

 

[Lozza]

Hiking, trail running, yoga
Fair weather summer kayaker
Books, books, books esp sci-fi, space opera, urban fantasy and everything Pratchett
Got into Lego and bookshelf dioramas during COVID

 

[The_Lad]

MTB cycling
Wakeboarding
Snowboarding
Clay shooting
Cars (classic trials & 4x4 trials)
Landrovers
Motor bikes enduro
Walking the 2 dogs
White water kayaking

 

[Sackmycook]

Retired from the following.
Rugby, body completely fooked.
Cycling, knees fooked due to the above.
MTB, as above.
Swimming, shoulder shot to bits due to No1.
Fishing, cannae tie hooks anymore, fingers fooked due to rugby. Plus eyes aren't as good as they used to be.

Current hobby:
Golf.

If I was horse I would have been shot many years ago.

I can see your 3/4 swing now

 

[oiu82]

Bodybuilding
MTB plus bmx due to my son racing
Running
Motorbikes currently ex trackday hero, I really want to get motocross.

 

[Ali-G]

Too busy working to earn the money to spend on the van.

 

[Alster]

Brisca F1 stock cars (watching not driving!) +music

 

[Texxaco]

Snowboarding
Fishing
DIY
Ice skating, ice hockey before you all take the urine.
MTB
Technical Lego
And of course anything involving my T6 Floyd.

 

[Salty Spuds]

Skiing in winter
Boating in summer
Hill walking
Making my own Charcuterie
Spending 100+ nights away each year in the van
Bodging in the shed on my lathe in between times

 

[Cuffy]

That's a proper mancave.
Always fancied giving Charcuterie a go too, simple enough to do or is there a bucket load of science behind it?

 

[Salty Spuds]

That's a proper mancave.
Always fancied giving Charcuterie a go too, simple enough to do or is there a bucket load of science behind it?

Pretty straightforward if you follow some basic rules. Patience is the most important thing. Look on Weschenfelders website for basic info for starting out. They do a Salami & chorizo kit.

 

[DXX]

That's a proper mancave.
Always fancied giving Charcuterie a go too, simple enough to do or is there a bucket load of science behind it?

I know someone who does it, you need a rat proof shed (steel box)

 

[Paynewright]

I know someone with a sausage phobia - they always fear the Wurst!

 

[Cuffy]

Pretty straightforward if you follow some basic rules. Patience is the most important thing. Look on Weschenfelders website for basic info for starting out. They do a Salami & chorizo kit.

Having a look now.
I feel a new hobby coming on, even my rugby injuries can't screw this one up.

 

[Salty Spuds]

I know someone who does it, you need a rat proof shed (steel box)

I know someone with a sausage phobia - they always fear the Wurst!

I’ll get your coat….

 

[Salty Spuds]

Having a look now.
I feel a new hobby coming on, even my rugby injuries can't screw this one up.

My current batch is Italian fennel salami & a particularly splendid Nduja which is fantastic on pizza.