Hobbies

Ornithology 

Wildlife in general

Walking in the countryside or by the sea

Gardening 

Creating things with sewing, knitting, crochet or paper crafts 

It was pretty easy, not huge in terms of parts needed. It is very small though, so it was a bit fiddly, especially the joints.

well done!

Here it is! Very satisfying to build!

Might share pictures of the finished kit once I've done it. I've only got the head and torso assembled so far, but it's solidly built.

HGs are a lot smaller than they look in photos, mind you. They're only palm sized, but there's a charm to that IMO

Cool!

I've currently got another Gundam model kit coming. A HG Crossbrone Gundam X1

Photography, DIY, walking, watching crime/prison documentaries, visiting graveyards and looking at the old graves, drinking tea in a storm. 

That waterfall sounds so cooling! And the cat one is hugely funny. Thank you for posting these!

I like waterfalls too

I'll look at the videos! 

www.youtube.com/.../dlAtCokRqR0

I like making videos and filming in nature particularly around water. I love to film waterfalls and actually have a channel on Youtube for it and put some on there that people send me. After this I will add a video. 

i like to blog and the blog subjects isn't a hobby, but blogging seems to be and putting all the links into the Google search console keeps me busy. 

I like drama to.. 

I like to read articles on autism and spirituality and anorexia as I was diagnosed with that in the past.

Love scifi books,  spy novels, alternative history novels,  fantasy, etc.  Love Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.

What type of books do you read?

Some of my favourite authors are

Rachel Smythe, Frieda McFadden, Holly Jackson, Lauren Roberts 

Reading

Walking

Cycling

Cooking

Board games - especially Scrabble

Card games

LEGO

Collecting Tube maps

Collecting old coins

I found my County Library Service stocks 3 copies of this book - so other people might be in luck with their library service too.

Oh, dear, the link is now "not found".

Here is the ISBN to aid the curious: 978-1846078477

I love growing things from seed. It can be sad though if not many germinate or get eaten or dug up when planted out. The joy comes from the successes and seeing the colour in the garden and a sense of achievement.

Stuart333 said:

Growing things, orchids, flowers, pretty much anything from seed

Me too! There is no greater joy than seeing the first tip of green from a seed. I also love taking cuttings. For anyone who hasn't tried all the techniques, this is a great book - Carol Klein, 'Grow Your Own Garden: How to Propagate All Your Own Plants.' [to Moderator - this link is a generic one, so I hope you can leave it in!]