What are your hobbies?

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I go to the gym and classes, but I'm bored and I need to do something else different....or not. I don't know.

Thanks

Taking photos and using them to create (rubbish) art on the computer.

Horse riding.

Its great for fitness, balance, strength and suppleness.

It is not good for your bank balance if you buy a horse. I recommend lessons only, never buy one.

Ice skating. I go to an adult course every week and it’s very sociable and fun and you can even compete and take part in shows - I love it!

Pokemon Go

genealogy
languages, language learning
reading
MOOC courses

Cooking.

Walking/jogging

Reading
Crosswords
Logic puzzles
Cooking
Knitting

Genealogy
Gaming
Walking

Hoping to get some new ideas...

Tap dancing
Acapella singing

I make my own gin

I love to read, I'm trying to learn piano and I work out on and off. I realised last week that I've never really tried anything else as most of my life has centred around my husband and kids. So I booked myself on a days canoeing course just to try something completely different and out of my comfort zone. Shame I didn't decided to do it before the summer started.... or ended for that matter.
I also want to try pole dancing classes. I've not worked up the courage to book that yet mainly due to worrying that the class will be full of skinny 20 somethings. (I'm not skinny and in my 40"s)

Messedup - yes I love to try kayaking and canoeing. There is a water sport down the road from me and one of my mate does pole dancing as a fitness but there isn't one around mine. I used to do clubbercise and I loved it. Also I'm in my early 40's too 😁

Thank you everyone with your hobbies....I'm gonna have a look into a things. I love to try photography.

I enjoy studying for my own purpose, all kids of things but have an affinity to social history. I also enjoy genealogy and witchcraft.

I love to garden, cook and I write as well

I row :)

I also like to garden and read (when I have the time). Does talking count as a hobby?

Messedup - yes I love to try kayaking and canoeing.

I used to kayak as well :) I can definitely recommend it.

Most kinds of water sports (wind surfing, swimming, rowing, kayak) seem to be great for the upper body musculature

Horses (addictive and more a life style!)
Art
Reading
Walking
Playing the saxophone (badly)
Playing the keyboard (slightly more badly than the saxophone!)

Used to do:
Rock climbing
Winter mountaineering
Aikido

eating and breathing

Running and reading

Am dram: musicals and plays. Love it. You don’t think about work when you are onstage!

Brownies
Knitting
Hiking
Geocaching
Playing in a silver band

I am an AFOL. That's Adult Fan of Lego. I go to a grown up Lego Club (held in a pub) and we do various Lego related events.

Powerlifting, yoga, hiking, reading and very recently hula hooping