Gerry KIERNAN

Hi Nailgunner

I can relate to the scuba, and the motorcycle. My wife and I took a NAUI course many years ago, but lack of time, huge prep time, and cost factors, stopped us from pursuing it. We do snorkling whenever we can, on our tropical vacations. I used to have motorcycles[again, many years ago, ok, many more years ago], and I am thinking about getting another one, or an ATV, because there are so many inviting roads and logging trails up here, that I really want to get out and explore.

It's all about enjoying where you are, and what you're doing.

Keep having fun.

Gerry

woodman42

My other hobbies are listed below:
Woodworking
Woodworking
Woodworking
Woodworking
Beer
Woodworking
Woodworking
Woodworking
Beer
Beer
Woodworking
But not together
Beer during cleanup.

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SkipWill

My other hobbies include...

My grandsons
Woodworking
Computers (software development & hardware tinkering)
Home remodeling (just put down 900sq' hardwood flooring- i am way too old for that)
Bicycle riding
Ham radio (a long time ago)


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www.ShopFileR.com

Daren

Yea you should have taken pictures. I sawed one up last summer too. I got some pretty wood, but wrecked a few chains and bandsaw blades. I have another to mill...it is soaking in a pond, this one will be cleaner (less rocks ). I sold most of mine for gun stocks, kept a little for "whatever" .I even added a page to my site about stump sawing.
http://nelsonwoodworks.biz/pb/wp_626...53574276428923

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http://nelsonwoodworks.biz/ ...Urban logging/tool sharpening

Gerry KIERNAN

Daryl;

I am disappointed in you. You live in an area that is chock full of little lakes that are full of lovely little trout. You should get out there and get some of those little beauties. I am right on with you, with regard to the rv-ing. We live in a phenominal part of the world for doing that kind of thing. Sounds like you're having fun, anyhow, and that's what matters. If you ever get a chance to get over this way, I'll show you how to get to some sweet little lakes over here.

Best Regards:

Gerry

Corndog

Surfing wood porn...can't figure out a better way to spend my time without getting dusty!!!! 'specialy HERE with you guys!!!


...geez that was mushy wasn't it?

BudK

Guitar playing , Amp designing and building , Homebrew , Longboarding and Angling . Not in any particular order or combination , but I like to combine as many as possible . ....And another thing ... if I may , I've been a stay at home Dad for the last 11 years . Yeah ... the cooking , damage control of all sorts , you name it . Life is full . Can't wait to get that surfboard wet .

..... And JPW23 , That Strompizza got me salivating ... Damn , my rapidly spreading forehead broke out in a sweat just eyeing it up !
Cruel and unusual punishment ....YUM!!!!

Daveb

OK, here goes for the current list. There is no rhyme or reason:
wood,
home repair,
alpine ski racing (shop doubles as a wax room),
nordic skate skiing,
short stint at nordic ski jumping,
snare drummer in bagpipe band,
water skiing,
fishing,
poker nights

Joe C

If I can tear myself away from the workshop or the latest episode of the New Yankee Workshop, I will be found in the woods hunting, or on a trout stream.

I also work with and on computers for the mundane day job that is needed to pay the bills and support my woodworking habit.

http://www.craftandwoodworking.com

TexasTimbers

I've had quite a few hobbies over the years but right now the only one I am active in is internet forums and I guess that is a borderline hobby/addiction.

I think if the good Lord gives me enough years I want to get back into scuba diving. I haven't been wet in over 3 years. I also like to build furniture but that has sort of moved beyond a hobby once i can focus on it again.
I also love to bang on the drums. I have been doing that a little lately again and even got suckered into a band for a little while but just did not have the time they wanted to for me to devote.

I guess I don't have a actual hobby right now. That's sort of depresing. Maybe I should take up needlepoint or sumptin.

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Gerry KIERNAN

I wouldn't wory too much "TT" it looks to me like you're pretty busy anyway. I didn't add the forums as a hobby of mine, but I guess it would have to be 'cause I sure enjoy it. Mybe I would have to go along with your assessment that it's an addiction.

Gerry

Gerry KIERNAN

Ah Corndog, you sweetie. You do care!

Gerry

Juniperlampguy

Have had several hobbies in the past, but right now other than woodworking, about all I do is some Photography. (Mainly Wildlife and Scenery.)

Ron,

www.woodsofthewestgallery.com

TexasTimbers

Those pictures are real good lampguy. When they make you want to crawl inside like that then you have really moved beyond hobby level. I am quite certain I can hear the rushing of water and the rustling of leaves.

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Ken Johnson

Woodworking is my main hobby but I also enjoy brewing beer. I have a dedicated fridge in my basement that holds up to three kegs of my beer at any given time. It has three nice tap handles on the front with a stainless steel drip tray. It is great for parties and poker night! One of these days I'm going to turn some really awesome laminated wood tap handles for my fridge.

I also enjoy flying power kites. I only get to do it when I go on vacation to somewhere with a beach but it is a lot of fun. After my last trip to Mexico I bought a 12' wide power kite that will lift a full grown man right off the ground. I haven't had the opportunity to fly it yet but I will on my next vacation.

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Ken

"What we hope ever to do with ease, we must first learn to do with diligence".
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Ken Johnson

Did you use a long exposure to get that look on the water or was it just running that fast?

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Ken

"What we hope ever to do with ease, we must first learn to do with diligence".
- Samuel Johnson

Juniperlampguy

Yes Ken,

I believe these were somewhere around 1 second shutter speeds. Very calm cloudy day, with the camera on a tripod. Also used the camera's timer for shutter release.

Thanks,

Ron

Ken Johnson

Excellent pictures Ron! I wish I was there.

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"What we hope ever to do with ease, we must first learn to do with diligence".
- Samuel Johnson

JIMBETHYNAME

I ride bmx bikes and also like customizing bikes

End Grain

Cooking. Creating new recipes from scratch. Photography, film and digital. Computer.

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