Your Favourite Hobbies ?

[1964white]

A list of hobbies that may help you all, surprising how many hobbies some have I suspect!

50 Popular Hobbies

Reading
Watching TV
Family Time
Going to Cinema
Fishing
Computing
Forums
Gardening
Renting Movies
Walking
Exercise
Listening to Music
Entertaining
Team Sports
Shopping
Travelling/Holidays
Sleeping
Socializing
Sewing
Golf
Church Activities
Relaxing
Playing Music
Housework
Crafts
Watching Sports
Cycling
Playing Cards
Hiking
Cooking
Eating Out
Dating Online
Swimming
Camping
Skiing
Working on Cars
Writing
Boating
Motorcycling
Animal Care
Bowling
Painting
Running
Dancing
Horseback Riding
Tennis
Theatre
Billiards
Beach
Volunteer Work
Boozing

[Sara]

You forgot drinking!

[Mrs64]

Dancing
Gardening
Holidays/Weekend breaks
Eating Out
Walking along a seafront/rural walks
Ladies shopping
Spending time with Casper (who loves playing) & his nibs of course
Theatre
Reading
Crosswords
Watching TV
Going to Cinema
Listening to Music
Interior design
Sewing
Driving my new car
MOT

[The Subhuman]

Housework is a hobby! ....

[1964white]

You forgot drinking!

Added for you Sara & several others I suspect

[The Subhuman]

You forgot drinking!

and Sex...and drugs...AND ROCK N ROLL!

[The Subhuman]

aaaaaaaaaaaannnnnndddd

I've just put Ian Dury on......

[1964white]

Housework is a hobby! ....

According to NotSoBoringLife.com......mind-boggling

[1964white]

aaaaaaaaaaaannnnnndddd

I've just put Ian Dury on......

Reasons to be cheerful......

[1964white]

Watching Leeds United live home & away, always look forward to visiting new grounds
Collecting CD's
Listening to Music
Playing indoor & lawn bowls
MOT particularly the music polls, gee-gees topic & discussing LUFC
Horse Racing/studying the formbook
Relaxing at home with Casper & Jill
Holidays/Weekend breaks
Dining out at decent restaurants/tea-rooms
Walking along the seafront, in the moors & pretty market towns/villages
Driving
Watching Yorkshire CCC at Headingley/Scarborough
Watching major sports events on TV
Theatre
Cinema
Oh and a glass of malt or wine

[hector]

and Sex...and drugs...AND ROCK N ROLL!

I feel too old for 2 of those......
and can't afford the 3rd

[1964white]

I feel too old for 2 of those......
and can't afford the 3rd

[The Subhuman]

I feel too old for 2 of those......
and can't afford the 3rd

I never could afford the sex ...

[1964white]

I never could afford the sex ...

I wouldn't want to afford sex

[Sara]

and Sex...and drugs...AND ROCK N ROLL!

All my brain and body need.

Plus:

Walking
Reading
Listening to music
Playing the guitar
Going to the pub
Stone carving
Boules
Charity shops
Staring out to sea
Leeds United

[Denman]

A list of hobbies that may help you all, surprising how many hobbies some have I suspect!

50 Popular Hobbies

Reading
Watching TV
Family Time
Going to Cinema
Fishing
Computing
Forums
Gardening
Renting Movies
Walking
Exercise
Listening to Music
Entertaining
Team Sports
Shopping
Travelling/Holidays
Sleeping
Socializing
Sewing
Golf
Church Activities
Relaxing
Playing Music
Housework
Crafts
Watching Sports
Cycling
Playing Cards
Hiking
Cooking
Eating Out
Dating Online
Swimming
Camping
Skiing
Working on Cars
Writing
Boating
Motorcycling
Animal Care
Bowling
Painting
Running
Dancing
Horseback Riding
Tennis
Theatre
Billiards
Beach
Volunteer Work
Boozing

Which race tracks do you visit 64? I do love a good day out at the races. I’ve been doing every day of the Cheltenham Festival since 1983, Aintree, Punchestown Festival in April, and various other meetings in between. Usually jumps these days, but watching the great Dancing Brave in the flesh back in 1985/86 is a fantastic memory. Point to Point is also a great day out, picnic in the back of the car etc.

[Sara]

I wouldn't want to afford sex

[1964white]

Which race tracks do you visit 64? I do love a good day out at the races. I’ve been doing every day of the Cheltenham Festival since 1983, Aintree, Punchestown Festival in April, and various other meetings in between. Usually jumps these days, but watching the great Dancing Brave in the flesh back in 1985/86 is a fantastic memory. Point to Point is also a great day out, picnic in the back of the car etc.

Because of work commitments & Leeds United of course, I haven't attended as many racecourses as I'd have like to over the years Denman.

Newbury, Plumpton, Salisbury, Brighton, Chester, Beverley & York are the only ones I've visited, none of them were major meetings.

Dancing Brave was a superb horse & probably should have won the 1986 Derby, I actually was fortunate to back the winner Shahrastani to beat Harwood/Starkey's stable star.

I prefer National Hunt racing, problem is the quality of racing is not as consistent as the Flat season. The festivals at Cheltenham & Aintree are special though

[gessa]

Which race tracks do you visit 64? I do love a good day out at the races. I’ve been doing every day of the Cheltenham Festival since 1983, Aintree, Punchestown Festival in April, and various other meetings in between. Usually jumps these days, but watching the great Dancing Brave in the flesh back in 1985/86 is a fantastic memory. Point to Point is also a great day out, picnic in the back of the car etc.

Missed Cheltenham twice in the last 20 odd years, will be doing the Wednesday this year.

[John in Louisiana]

Speaking of race tracks.........

I very much enjoy spending the odd weekend at Churchill Downs (never on Kentucky Derby day). It's only a 3 1/2 hour drive from my house.

When I am in Leeds this March, I will have free days Sunday - Wednesday (the 8th - 11th). Are there any race tracks convenient to the city that have programs on any of those days?