Post by a new member reminded me of this I 3D printed a few weeks back! With articulated legs!
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What other hobby's do you have?
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Cazza
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Nice AT-AT! I never thought I'd be posting that comment twice within a few minutes on here lol!
hypnogogia
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And here’s one for your fish tank
Cazza
Member
I guess, my main other hobby would be collecting vintage Star Wars and Action Force toys. It's pretty much ground to a halt for various reasons, over the last year or two, though. They hold so much nostalgia for me.
Other than that, I started to learn to DJ a few months ago (something I've always wanted to have a go at)- bought a 'starter' set and have really enjoyed it. Don't think I'd ever feel confident enough to do it live though...
Enjoy cooking as well
Saturday afternoons, with Gilles Peterson/Craig Charles on the radio (6 Music), a couple of cold beers, loads of different spices at hand. My special time alone in the kitchen- very precious!
Other than that, I started to learn to DJ a few months ago (something I've always wanted to have a go at)- bought a 'starter' set and have really enjoyed it. Don't think I'd ever feel confident enough to do it live though...
Enjoy cooking as well
Saturday afternoons, with Gilles Peterson/Craig Charles on the radio (6 Music), a couple of cold beers, loads of different spices at hand. My special time alone in the kitchen- very precious!
Cazza
Member
Saw these recently at the LFS and there's also one in the introductions thread, right now!
I have had a number of hobbies in my time. Here are most of them.
So now it is basically the sports car, the PS5 and aquariums!
- Sports (badminton, squash, hockey, cycling, swimming). Due to a ruptured Achilles playing hockey I am now limited with what I can do. Currently I do a bit of swimming.
- Photography. Mainly given that up now.
- Watches. I have reduced my collection to a few treasured pieces.
- Hot tub. That got expensive and I didn’t use it enough so that went!
- Flying. I have a lapsed pilots licence. That also got really expensive but I work in aviation so it was a good thing to have done.
- Motorcycles. Had many bikes in my time. The last one I sold when I decided I wanted a sports car instead.
- Sports cars. I had a Caterham 7 for 14 years. As I am getting old and wanted more comforts I sold the Caterham and bought a BMW Z4 M40i
- I love playing games on my PlayStation.
- And of course... aquariums
So now it is basically the sports car, the PS5 and aquariums!
megwattscreative
Member
Dagobah has been mentioned a few times in relation to my tank... tempted to semi-submerge an x-wing......
Cazza
Member
Now, that's something I'd like to see!
MichaelJ
Member
For inspiration only:
I am more imperial leaning...
And the upside is that you don't have to worry about nonsense like fertilizers and water parameters.
Cheers,
Michael
How about the forest moon of Endor?
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Hi all,
cheers Darrel
I've now retired from cricket (and Dad's taxi), although it has been pins and needles in fingers that has finished me off (Cricket not Dad's taxi, I've managed to evict the children). I was expecting the end of cricket would be something fairly gory and traumatic so in some ways it has been a relief, although in other ways I need some new anecdotes and "removed from the pitch by air ambulance" would have done.
cheers Darrel
Scaperinc
Member
Absolutely nothing lol most boring existence ever and i love it
Trappist Westvleteren is brewed by the monks of the Sint-Sixtus abbey.
One of Belgium's most priced and exclusive beers brewed in a limited edition. The sale of the beer is not for commercial purposes and is available only to individuals who have registered in advance. Also, the maximum amount you can buy is strictly limited... Nowadays they offer orders with home delivery but also very limited and P&P is quite pricy. Collections need to be picked up personally at the Abbey anyway, so what the heck one of us just drove the 300km to pick it up ourselves...
Was it worth all the hassle? From one beer lover to another "Hell yes!"You need to even if it's only once in a lifetime. A beer you'll never forget, getting your hands on it is already an adventure makes drinking it even more special.
Actually from Dover to the Saint Sixtus Abbey is a shorter route.
Trappist Westvleteren - our beers
On this website you will find information about our beers and about the webshop where you can purchase Trappist Westvleteren.www.trappistwestvleteren.be
Remember posting this last summer Marcel @zozo ?
When I first saw it I remember thinking that's pretty cool, wish I lived near a Trappist monastery so I could try their beer too.
Well I was using Google Earth yesterday, looking at my local area for places to walk to and visit, and stumbled on this. . .
Scarcely daring to believe my luck I investigated further, and found their website. . .
Mount Saint Bernard Abbey – A Cistercian monastic community in the heart of rural Leicestershire
A Cistercian monastic community in the heart of rural Leicestershire
www.mountsaintbernard.org
Then this
Buy - Tynt Meadow
Purchase Tynt Meadow directly from Mount St Bernard Trappist Brewery. We deliver nationally across the United Kingdom.
Apparently they managed a dairy herd as a main source of income but falling prices meant that became unviable. So they turned to their brothers in Norcia, Westvleteren, Saint-Wandrille, and Zundert for assistance in starting a brewing operation, which became established over 2017-2018.
Apart from a year away, I've lived in this area for 8 years and never realised this was on my doorstep. That's perhaps taking myopia to the limit, although to be fair they were still herding cattle when I first moved here. But I still need to get out more!
Talking of which, know where I'm going Monday
Can't remember if I have said this before?
I've been riding a Skateboard for most of my life.
Brought my first one back from USA when I was 6 years old.
I still have it!
When I was a teen my friends and I started what is now a very successful skatepark that is indoors.
Its a charity.
I'm now 52 I think? and was skating at Sainsbury's Carpark last night with my son at 11pm.
Aching like no other😂.
I've been riding a Skateboard for most of my life.
Brought my first one back from USA when I was 6 years old.
I still have it!
When I was a teen my friends and I started what is now a very successful skatepark that is indoors.
Its a charity.
I'm now 52 I think? and was skating at Sainsbury's Carpark last night with my son at 11pm.
Aching like no other😂.
I'm new to aquariums -- since January, when I got a 10 gallon for my daughter's bedroom to interest her whilst on bed-rest.
I used to breed hens and sell eggs and run chicken keeping courses, it was one of those hobbies/income blurred line things. My deteriorating health and that of my daughter meant I had to stop doing it -- and the rabbits and the veg garden and the ducks and the whole self-sufficiency thing.
Mostly now I'm a carer, but I read, a lot, sff mostly. And I write romance, which is one of those blurred hobbies/income things. And I still potter in the garden, but I'm trying to move to permaculture/polyculture/perennials to make it all easier.
I think the growing number of tanks in the house is filling my empty livestock niche left by the hens.
I used to breed hens and sell eggs and run chicken keeping courses, it was one of those hobbies/income blurred line things. My deteriorating health and that of my daughter meant I had to stop doing it -- and the rabbits and the veg garden and the ducks and the whole self-sufficiency thing.
Mostly now I'm a carer, but I read, a lot, sff mostly. And I write romance, which is one of those blurred hobbies/income things. And I still potter in the garden, but I'm trying to move to permaculture/polyculture/perennials to make it all easier.
I think the growing number of tanks in the house is filling my empty livestock niche left by the hens
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PARAGUAY
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Looking forward to Tuesdays post🙂View attachment 219434
Remember posting this last summer Marcel @zozo ?
When I first saw it I remember thinking that's pretty cool, wish I lived near a Trappist monastery so I could try their beer too.
Well I was using Google Earth yesterday, looking at my local area for places to walk to and visit, and stumbled on this. . .
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Scarcely daring to believe my luck I investigated further, and found their website. . .
Mount Saint Bernard Abbey – A Cistercian monastic community in the heart of rural Leicestershire
A Cistercian monastic community in the heart of rural Leicestershire
Then this
Buy - Tynt Meadow
Purchase Tynt Meadow directly from Mount St Bernard Trappist Brewery. We deliver nationally across the United Kingdom.www.msbtrappist.co.uk
Apparently they managed a dairy herd as a main source of income but falling prices meant that became unviable. So they turned to their brothers in Norcia, Westvleteren, Saint-Wandrille, and Zundert for assistance in starting a brewing operation, which became established over 2017-2018.
Apart from a year away, I've lived in this area for 8 years and never realised this was on my doorstep. That's perhaps taking myopia to the limit, although to be fair they were still herding cattle when I first moved here. But I still need to get out more!
Talking of which, know where I'm going Monday
Further to my post above. Visited Mount Saint Bernard Abbey today, accompanied by my wife. Beautiful place, very well kept and very peaceful. Picked up a few bottles of beer. Both the Blond and the Ale are full bodied with distinctive flavour. The Blond is like an IPA, and the Ale a malty stout. Will be going back for more soon
