List your hobbies

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You may have some that are different from other people. Id like to know what they are!

Mine are: swimming
sketching
Printing photos of cool pictures I find on pinterest
Writing poetry
going for walks
coffee drinking
listening to music
reading
Writing in my journal

Tea, book, bed.

~Spending time with my girlfriend
~Watching TV
~Listening to music
~Spending time on computer like this forum

digital audio restoration of old music recordings with compromised sonics [like from 78 rpm records or noisy cassette tapes]
stereoization of monophonic music recordings via spectral source subtraction and other techniques
collecting cool and weird musics from all over
noodling on my organ, tenor classical guitar, baritone ukelele, omnichord
taking walks in nature
if they actually build a new YMCA in my little town, then i will resume my lap swimming that i had to give up in 2005.

Practical Shooting
Martial Arts
low-key collecting of sharp pieces of steel
Dungeons & Dragons
Animals and Nature
Science
Literature
Being a smartass on the Internet.

Computing, Collecting Laptops, Installing operating systems,etc

Internet, esp forums

Gaming, esp Doom

Financial markets

Riding Buses and Trams

I forgot to say Playing Video-Games but I don't do it very often nowadays

i absolutely LOVE LOVE LOVE to test-drive cars!

Life long hobbies.

Trains & Model Railways. (I could easily write several books worth in this hobby if I desired.

Bicycles.

Other hobbies.

I like my car. I call her Mitsi.

I like going for walks and of course, cycling! (Though don't often feel up to cycling). While walking I head straight for the countryside where I can be alone (So no embarissment) or with my Mum and just look at things. When alone though, I really get a "Wow" when I see green trees and things like that.

- Computer coding (mostly music software plugins.)
- Playing music (bass guitar, bit of keyboard and drums.)
- Walks in the countryside and wild-life spotting.
- Internet and book "research"; mostly local/world history, maps, linguistics, science/technology subjects.
- Lego (just got back into this after a 30 year break.)
- People watching (maybe I should have included this in the "wild-life spotting" category! )

Reading and researching favorite topics
Writing
Cats/pets
Singing
Tennis
Music (Classical and 1950s and 1960s Rock and Roll are my favorites)

Don't you get many people in Yorkshire then?

picking up litter,
planting/gardening,
drinking green tea,
looking at buildings,
analysing dreams,
and dancing!

Some areas do seem to have rather bad infestations - but the wonder of the internet combined with my fascination for maps helps me to avoid the worst black-spots...

(West Yorkshire population density.)

I live in Yorkshire and it's mostly sheep around here.

Different from the sheep we get here. Ours "Baa" with a Welsh accent and the sheepdogs also bark Welsh.