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Mostly Soling Sailor
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So what other hobbies do y'all have?
Just wondering what are some of things you enjoy doing outside of sailing and working on your boat.
I enjoy road cycling, running, working out, tennis, wrenching on my cars, hiking and camping. I also have a small vegetable garden in the summer. Winter time it's skiing and snowshoeing. These are in no particular order 
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Midwest Puddle Pirate
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Quote:
Originally Posted by merlin2375
Just wondering what are some of things you enjoy doing outside of sailing and working on your boat.
I enjoy road cycling, running, working out, tennis, wrenching on my cars, hiking and camping. I also have a small vegetable garden in the summer. Winter time it's skiing and snowshoeing. These are in no particular order 
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If you're doing all of that, you're clearly not sailing enough. 
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master bathroom demolition/renovation, trim work, drywall work, painting and two small boys
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Swansea, MA
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Avoiding my wife's growing to do list takes alot of time. But I like to build Furniture, wood working, metal fabrication, welding, collecting tools both power and hand. Currently with our 2 year old twins I have no spare time for these hobbies (wife works second shift, I work first shift)
Pat
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Telstar 28
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Photography, cycling, fishing, home renovation—though usually not mine..  However, spend a lot more time working on the boat than any of the above...at least until I've gotten her setup the way I want her to be setup. 
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New England
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her going when she oughta fall down, tells you she's hurting 'fore she keens. Makes her a home.
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05-08-2008
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Sailing area USVI-BVI
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I enjoy testing my liver's ability to react to Cruzan Rum.
Actually I enjoy swimming and snorkeling. Visiting Sailnet has become sort of a hobby in the last few months.
When living in the continental US I enjoyed: shooting, hunting, hiking, camping, 4-wheeling (rock crawling), and snowmobiling in the winter.
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Señor Member
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Sold the last boat and in the interim of getting the next one, I expected more time to devote to "hobbies".
But, similarly to air rushing to fill the void caused by a vacuum, non-office related time has mysteriously been filling up with "more pressing" deviations. The greatest time sponge being the wife's bottomless, honey-do list.
At least when we had the boat, sailing was a valid excuse to procrastinate from work, hobbies and house-related chores.
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Northeast 25 O'day Owner
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Harmonica and lead singer in a local band.
Music collecting and music history and song writing.
Computers and technology.
Dogs and dog training.
Honestly, I'm so fully addicted to sailing I'm thinking about it when I do all of the above anyway.
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I don't discuse my member
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Location: Leesburg VA
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Wrenching on and racing cars, playing guitar, competative long range shooting, painting and drawing. And drinking.  Anything to keep me out of an office environment.
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Senior Member
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Location: Arizona & Australia
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Aikido, Soaring, IPSC, working on Scuba and so far quite unsuccessful at womanizing, but haven't given up trying.
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