RC Planes, Camping, and More – What’s Your Off-Track Passion?
To Many Hobbie's seem's to be a thing hear...lol!
R.C. Plane's and Loud Music! 
I work too much to have any real hobbies, midnight shift and only one day off a week. What I do have usually involves anything I can sneak into work. Aside from the die cast, I read a lot. Play video games with the kids when I can before work and occasionally paint miniatures. I also listen to a LOT of music and collect CD's and LP's.
It's been a long strange trip my friends with many hobbies come and going. 35 mm photography, attempted RC plane, flying, fly tying, fly fishing, canoeing, sea kayaking, hiking, birding, dirt, biking, dirtbike, racing, rocking the Harley Rd., King, building 40 cigar box guitars, and writing two novels. I got a third novel I gotta get finished. And then just recently, I've decided to take up the art of trying to hit a golf ball. And finally, I'll say that as I stand here in retirement, I'll say that having too many hobbies throughout your life is really a good thing. I also encourage unusual vacations. Here's a pic of me (a younger version) and Tex at the edge of the Kiger gorge. It's part of the remote the Steens mountains in south eastern Oregon. And then in the past year, I made the huge mistake of watching videos at 3-Dbotmaker
- Wow! — Dutch_Clutch_Racing
- I did 35mm photography for a bit when I was younger. I feel Mark Twain summed up golf for me "Golf is a beautiful walk ruined by a little white ball." — Sunshine_City_Garage
Golf. I work at Bardstown Country Club & I play tournament golf in Special Olympics Kentucky competition. 2 Western Kentucky Regional titles, 19 Central Kentucky Regional titles and 9 State Championship titles.
I don't have time for anything else!!! Work make video I guess playing PS5 with wife be one then back to work back to videos. Rinse and repeat!!
I've also got too many hobbies. I had to narrow my focus to concentrate on my arcade full of classic games, which was one of my hobbies before 2018. I also built and raced radio control vehicles, built and operated model railroads. I still collect and operate my classic computers (Commodore PET, TRS-80, etc) and have them in the arcade for special events. Attached is a picture my HO scale model railroad with a locomotive and boxcar lettered for a local tourist railroad in Pennsylvania that I helped revive from 2013-2015. The real railroad used the name I picked for my model railroad (Delaware Lackawaxen & Stourbridge) and based on the real one with the paint scheme on one of the real 1949 locomotives they bought from the Bangor & Aroostook in Maine.