What is your hobby?
- Thread starter Heyndil
- Start date
Lesto
Registered
I like sport, reading books, cooking and traveling. Actually, most of my free time I am traveling, it inspires and motivates me. I love to explore new places. In order to travel cheaper, I always book the accommodation on Booking in advance and buying flights, as early as it's possible https://travelsites.com/cheap-flights/
Last edited:
pds
Registered
local, within driving distance? Maybe its not just the orbit that's geostationary. ;^)
scuba diving, sailing, skiing and fixing up the house keep me going.
Next week it's off to Egypt for the first time in 11 years. I tried to stop flying in protest of the Kabuki theater that is airport security, but . . .
"Not all who wander are lost"
scuba diving, sailing, skiing and fixing up the house keep me going.
Next week it's off to Egypt for the first time in 11 years. I tried to stop flying in protest of the Kabuki theater that is airport security, but . . .
"Not all who wander are lost"
30letvobed
Registered
I like to read books) That is my main hobby))))
Aaaa... nooo, I just watch youtube actuclly)
Aaaa... nooo, I just watch youtube actuclly)
Rhisiart
Registered
Travel for me. I have visited 22 countries in every continent except Australasia. When I was 18 I left home for the first time (I am from Wales) and bought a Greyhound bus pass and travelled across the USA from the East Coast to the West Coast and back again. I spent a few months in California as part of the trip. Hated LA, but loved San Francisco. I have been back to the States since visiting Detroit, New York and Boston on a number of occasions.
My favourite countries though are Egypt and Inda. Both countries have a fasinating history of course. Most people speak English and the Egyptians, in particular, have a fantastic dry sense of humour. See attached picture of me some years ago at the Suez Canal.
I haven't visited a country I didn't like. I find most people around the world to be warm and friendly. Sure, there are rotten eggs in every society, but I feel very positive about humanity in general.
My favourite countries though are Egypt and Inda. Both countries have a fasinating history of course. Most people speak English and the Egyptians, in particular, have a fantastic dry sense of humour. See attached picture of me some years ago at the Suez Canal.
I haven't visited a country I didn't like. I find most people around the world to be warm and friendly. Sure, there are rotten eggs in every society, but I feel very positive about humanity in general.
