Anybody got any cool non shooting habits?

[LiveFire]

I like GM F bodies and G body cars.
My 1995 Formula

No longer have this and miss it the most. The nicest 79 cutlass I have ever owned

Nor do I have this one anymore. I believe it was an 84. T top car. I built a 455ci Olds and put it in. Was a very fun car.

 

[rijndael]

I like to make meat jiggle, with help from smoke and heat.

 

[Terry]

I like to make meat jiggle, with help from smoke and heat.

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Nice!

 

[jwink]

Sailing on my 34 foot Hunter sailboat, great way to waste time.

 

[squirrelsplitter]

Once did some mean bodysurfing, back in the day. "Habit" is a good word for it. "Addiction" is probably a better one. (Injuries preclude doing much of such things, these days, sadly.)


General photos of the type of spot and waves that were commonly sought:

Is that The Wedge?

 

[BlueWater]

Is that The Wedge?

Yes, those photos are from The Wedge.

 

[204dogger]

204dogger said:
I graft fruit and nut trees. Fruit trees are easy to master. 95% success.

Nut trees a little harder although Pecan relatively easy. Aboutv 50% for me. I should do better but can't seem to.

Hickory trees are difficult for me. About a 10% success rate.

Chris

How about white oak?

I have never tried Oak trees. I try to stick to edibles.

Chris

 

[JMayo]

After sealer/aging before paint.

 

[squirrelsplitter]

When I was younger it was motocross, flat track, TT, Outlaw Karts, 360 and 410 sprint cars, flying my F33 Bonanza and my Cessna 421. Now I enjoy taking care of these rescue horses.
Sam and Limo taking in the view from their pasture.

 

[ronsatspokane]

I do astrophotography. My system is completely automated. So I set it up and it runs all night. As long as it does not rain.

Nice. Just read an article about the Web probing that area as well. Looking at the Orion Bar to study star formation.

James Webb Space Telescope plans probe of massive star radiation

The pressure blasts away gas and dust, greatly affecting the stars' local environment.

www.space.com

 

[59FLH]

Ive been racing motorcycles since i was a very young lad so off road riding is a hobby i have had since my first 1978 honda i still have. Heres a toy i just built for poker runs just for showing out a bit. My brother has a 350x and i replaced my overbore 250r with this. Had to sacrifice one of my mx bikes for it but it sure is a lot of fun.
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Nice! I don't see the 3 wheelers much any more, I never even tried to make the transition, started riding on the street in 77 and sold my CR. Teddy Trey grew up in my neighborhood, we have been friends since the early/mid 70's.

 

[Papa Charlie]

When I was younger it was motocross, flat track, TT, Outlaw Karts, 360 and 410 sprint cars, flying my F33 Bonanza and my Cessna 421. Now I enjoy taking careView attachment 1321467 of these rescue horses.
Sam and Limo taking in the view from their pasture.

When the wife and I were much younger, we had a registered Morgan Horse ranch up in Napa. Would buy green brokes, finish the breaking for riding and driving then sell. Also would purchase antique buggies to restore and often sell as a set for Antique Carriage Class showing. A lot of fun, work and no profit. But amazing animals. Miss the riding through local vineyards but not all the work for show horses. Also, forget about going any where as nobody wanted to watch after them for you. Not like a quarter horse.

 

[BlueWater]

Nice! I don't see the 3 wheelers much any more, I never even tried to make the transition, started riding on the street in 77 and sold my CR. Teddy Trey grew up in my neighborhood, we have been friends since the early/mid 70's.

Early '80s, with some friends and I toyed with one on the sand dunes at Pismo (Calif.). IIRC, it was a 250 model. Fairly unstable, but fun ... right up to the point of dumping, at which point the lack of a fourth wheel meant it and I tumbled together all the way down the dune. Got a few burns, from having the thing come down on me. Gotta love the '80s!

Haven't seen one for years. It's all the four-wheeled AWD units. The speedier "play" rigs as well as the utility rigs that folks use at their properties (for hauling cartloads of wood, etc.)

 

[Jacks Grampa]

Lots of other activities. GPS pic is from a motorcycle ride I took on my 61st birthday.

 

[squirrelsplitter]

When the wife and I were much younger, we had a registered Morgan Horse ranch up in Napa. Would buy green brokes, finish the breaking for riding and driving then sell. Also would purchase antique buggies to restore and often sell as a set for Antique Carriage Class showing. A lot of fun, work and no profit. But amazing animals. Miss the riding through local vineyards but not all the work for show horses. Also, forget about going any where as nobody wanted to watch after them for you. Not like a quarter horse.

Papa Charlie, You are absolutely right about no profit, and nobody will take care of them so you can get off the ranch for a few days. We don't mind the expense, heck any hobby is going to cost something. As for the ranch bound part, we love being out here so much we put off going in to town until we are out of something. A good friend said to me "this is your church". I realized he was right.

 

[AZmark]

Vintage 4x4 vehicles

Current stock



Past Vehicles

 

[Gabe22BR]

Made myself a 25rd ppc cartridge box, past 2 days.

 

[Majday]

Fishing for sturgeon and whatever else I can get to bite lol Haven’t done as much now with 2 kids 2 and under but plan on in a couple years to do much more. Berry picking- huckleberry, blueberry and blackberry mostly

 

[Hankpac]

 

[SKWERLZ]