Air Arms Owners Club

Hi all
how many of us have other interests/hobbies, and how do they compare to our shooting.
I like my fly fishing, but its not like my shooting where i can just go out for a couple of hours, fishing seems to be a full day job for me and I am doing less and less of it. I also like waking, this can be done in all weather, but its not something i do much on a dark nights.
Just recently I have started to collect and renovate old cut throat razors. Something I can mess about with in the house when its not possible to get out shooting. Its very satsfying restoring these to shave ready from dark patina/rusty old blades.
Shooting for me is my main interest and I would say a passion, but i need something to fill in the time when i am not shooting, working on these long dark nights.

Kevin

Wood working ... making things with off cuts and odds and sods ... pieces of timber

And this year on-wards, road biking!

Also a fly fishing addict, music & audiophile, photography, reading, cooking & entertaining, baiting the French, raking the zen gravel and feeding the koi. Like you I do appreciate waking (indeed I shall be thoroughly annoyed the day I don't) not too early mind you, unless the river beckons

Fishing for me too. Other than that its road bikes, mountain bikes and bmx. Ski in winter and a good long Dog walk every day. Enjoy being in the mountains either climbing, walking or mountain biking.

Sake-san wrote:Also a fly fishing addict, music & audiophile, photography, reading, cooking & entertaining, baiting the French, raking the zen gravel and feeding the koi. Like you I do appreciate waking (indeed I shall be thoroughly annoyed the day I don't) not too early mind you, unless the river beckons

trust you to notice Sake

Ha, Waking always a relief as one gets older and walking

Allotment, driving, reading, music, films. I must look for another hobby or awake old ones as I feel I need other diversions now the dark nights are here

Katzenjammer wrote:Ha, Waking always a relief as one gets older and walking

Allotment, driving, reading, music, films. I must look for another hobby or awake old ones as I feel I need other diversions now the dark nights are here

Now the dark nights are here you can dig out the old cut off trouser bottoms and flashing mack

eboswan wrote:

Katzenjammer wrote:Ha, Waking always a relief as one gets older and walking

Allotment, driving, reading, music, films. I must look for another hobby or awake old ones as I feel I need other diversions now the dark nights are here

Now the dark nights are here you can dig out the old cut off trouser bottoms and flashing mack

Ha way too parky for that kind of activity up here.

A bit parky....hhmm good excuse too tell the ladies when they point and laugh

[quote="Sake-san"]Also a fly fishing addict, music & audiophile, photography, reading, cooking & entertaining, baiting the French, raking the zen gravel and feeding the koi. Like you I do appreciate waking (indeed I shall be thoroughly annoyed the day I don't) not too early mind you, unless the river beckons.
you are right fine sir it is very appreciative WAKING every day and then doing some WALKING.
Kevin