My current hobbies seem to be car related.

Design car based websites etc through the day, then in the evening I read about car stuff, and try and fix the bloody 205 grrr. After that I play racing games, pretty boring really.

Also spend a fair bit of time up the lakes, going to motorsport stuff, reading, and at the moment DIY (new house).

Have very little spare time though tbh

 

The Westfield takes up a lots of time, but is great fun (care large file www.metalcards.co.uk/junk/V8Licques2004.MPG )

Mountain bike

 

I race a 100cc 2 stroke Kart (push start, 70mph topend, 20-60 in about 4 seconds), and thankfully through this thread, I've found out that I'm not the only saddo to build model cars (well, when I say build, what I really should say collect as I have about 200 kits unbuilt up my loft - the wife is going to kill me when we move house soon!!!).

 

i'm suprised no ones mentioned my main hobby...power kiting,nothing better than a little gust of wind to pick you up off the floor and then come floating back down to earth,its a good workout as well,but saying that since i bought the scoob i haven't done nothing except drive the car and look for little mods for it,it seems to have taken over my life this car.i'll soon be back down on the beach when the weather gets a bit warmer.

 

Navigating in this!! Sideways fun. Are competing in the MSA GPR National Tarmacadam Clubmans championship this year so if anyone is spectating feel free to come over and say hello. First event tour of cornwall 9th/10th April!!

http://www.milleners.eclipse.co.uk/im04/f04e2679.htm

Rich

 

Yoza,
you forget to mention playing pass the parcel.

Big-G

 

this out in france??

 

Building a Locostl

 

1. Kung fu
2. I play bass guitar in a band
3. music in general
4. movies
5. computer (although i work with them, so they aren't really a hobby any more)

James

 

Hobbies are:
1)Mountain Biking
2)Swimming
3)Computers/Playstation
4)Watching Sports
5)Trying to find some money making schemes to keep the scooby going.