goose70

Woa. Nice pictures of Middle Earth.

goose70

(1) Fishing on the Chesapeake
(2) Keeping freshwater tropical fish
(3) HO model trains (w/my son)

These could also be listed as "hobbies that have mostly been crowded out by my biking hobby." I barely have time for one hobby, let alone four.

Surprised nobody has mentioned Bike Forums as a hobby.

VertigoFlyer

My wife and I are into "being out there"! Whether it be cycling - both road and mtb. Or sea kayaking, snow shoeing, hiking, backpacking. We are both pro photographers so a camera is always within reach. The Pacific Northwest is an AWESOME place to live and "be out there"!!

Seattle Forrest it would seem we have a lot in common!

Hiro11

Probably running and swimming. Then Bit Torrent.

BHOFM

Clocks, RC air boats, planes, sailing.

danvuquoc

I take it you're probably a very good descender

idc

nothing too unusual: watching soccer/cricket, computers/tech, gaming, listening to music (and playing - piano, drums, guitar), movies, reading, food, beer, travel

MajorMantra

There are a number of Bauhaus styled watches of which the Stowa is possibly the cheapest. If you're interested you should have a look at the Nomos Tangente and the Junghans Max Bill.

unionmade

Photography for me (Nikon, not Canon).

bassjones

I'm a bass guitarist. Hence the user name... Been playing almost 25 years. My current bass is a Conklin 7 string with Bartolini preamp and pickups. I use Mark Bass amplification and have a custom made cabinet.

Hunt-man

I like to fly fish for steelhead. I float the Deschutes river several times a year and camp and play guitar. I've played guitar for 25 years. Mainly play classical now but I still love a good Strat and tube amp. That is my 1980's Alumaweld drift boat and a 1996 Dake Traphagen Classical guitar.


This was last week on the Nehalem river in Oregon. Got this 12lb fish on a swung fly leech pattern.


I have a modest guitar collection, and that is my dog Ozzy. This pic is a few years old. I have a few less electrics and a few more classicals now.


I occasionally fly fixed wing aircraft and enjoy photography.

handz98

Bbq

bonz50

Brewing beer, vinting wine, making mead (all the same thing in a way)... smoking foods (old school bbq in particular)... guitar (electric and acoustic)... coaching my sons with football, dirtbikes, hunting, fishing, etc... basically things that keep me at home as much as possible with the fam...

pdxtex

come to portland, there are plenty of out of it people. and some normal ones too

Black wallnut 

Seattle... pic1 is that the Gold Creek drainage?
Hunt-man... I used to enjoy fishing @ Kloan, rough road in there but good tight lines.

Seattle Forrest

None of them are from Gold Creek; all of the pics are from within North Cascades National Park. The first one is the Napeequa Valley, a 10 to 13 mile hike, with 4,200 feet of altitude gain. The second is Azure Lake on the side of Mount Terror.

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rooftest

Was talking to a colleague of mine recently who is based in Seattle. He complained that the weather has gotten much worse over the years - and that all his friends are fleeing to "blue skies."

DGlenday

DGlenday

I can see that.

I was asking about the guitars - checking that they are PRSs, with birds as fret markers.



Never mind.

NathanC

Tennis

Guitar:
- Re-issue 1957 Fender Stratocaster with Lace Sensor Pickups
- Reverend P390

Into a 50 watt Marshall JCM900 with Celestion Vintage 30 speakers.

ticktockpedal

like with one of these?

ticktockpedal

ok, for that one i guess i have to pony up. gardening. homebrew until i gave up beer. anyone want to buy a homebrew kit?

patentcad

Where's the Lester?

Hunt-man

Back row, center, next to the white Jerry Jones. It is a 1979 LP, beat up but the sustain, Waaaaahhhh. Don't point at it!

arok 

Photography as well.







and my car: