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Thread: What are your other hobbies besides Woodworking?

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    Quote Originally Posted by John K Jordan View Post
    What is PGR?
    PGR
    Patriot Guard Riders, We Stand Flaglines at the Cemetery for the Families We do Funeral escorts for Fallen Veteran's and First Responders. Its all Volunteers and its free of charge.All the families of the Fallen Veteran or first responder has to do is to Contact the PGR in your state and request a Mission. Also in AZ we have HOTH Help on the Home front . Were If theirs a Vet in need of just about anything we can help. We've done home repair, yard work, transportation, all kinds of things for Vets that need help also free of charge.We do all the normal Holiday stuff too. We bring Tree's and Toys to families that have come on hard times, Food were needed. Just so many things.flagline.jpgpgr_there.jpgdefenders.jpg
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    Rabbit RL_XX_6040-60 watt Laser engraving/cutting machine Oh wait its a 3D Printer my bad LOL
    Lasercut 5.3
    CorelDraw X5

    10" Miter Saw with slide
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bert Kemp View Post
    PGR
    Patriot Guard Riders, We Stand Flaglines at the Cemetery for the Families We do Funeral escorts for Fallen Veteran's and First Responders. Its all Volunteers and its free of charge.All the families of the Fallen Veteran or first responder has to do is to Contact the PGR in your state and request a Mission. Also in AZ we have HOTH Help on the Home front . Were If theirs a Vet in need of just about anything we can help. We've done home repair, yard work, transportation, all kinds of things for Vets that need help also free of charge.We do all the normal Holiday stuff too. We bring Tree's and Toys to families that have come on hard times, Food were needed. Just so many things.flagline.jpgpgr_there.jpgdefenders.jpg
    Yup, I was going to respond with Patriot Guard Riders. I rode several missions with our local PGR group. It was an honor to serve in this capacity.
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    I snowmobile a bit. A bit of saltwater fishing when we are in FL, in our RV for 3 months a year, we have an older 19' center console there. A pontoon at home gets lots of use in the summer. I enjoy blowing snow and mowing the lawn. The single biggest "hobby" is tinkering around the church, I am the chair of the property committee and also head up our livestreaming tech team, running the video switcher most Sundays I am home, a well as recommending and installing new tech equipment.
    NOW you tell me...

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    My day job (clinical psychologist in private practice) takes up a great deal of time, plus I sit on a few professional committees. I would not call it a hobby, but I have a large-ish collection of vintage fountain pens which are fun to use and make note taking less of a drudgery. I’ve always tended to burn the candle at both ends, with much competitive sport in the past: tennis, squash and I windsurfed on the state and national circuit for 20+ years. Now I just run on a treadmill every evening after work. Outside of the physical side of woodworking, I run the occasional workshop and teach/demonstrate at woodshows, and write and maintain a website/blog. I spend 12 years restoring a 1957 Porsche 356. I miss that one. I am something of a Porsche fan, and enjoy touring the local vineyards and countryside top down in my old Boxster S. Travel is my wife’s joy, and we generally spent a few weeks somewhere in the world each year.

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    Derek

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rod Sheridan View Post
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    I also motorcycle, this is my 47th consecutive year of riding, I have the following bikes

    - 1930 James, 500cc single with hand shift and acetylene lighting

    - 1975 Norton Commando, original owner

    - 1976 R90/6 BMW, 5000:000 Km

    - 2013 BMW F700GS

    Regards, Rod
    Rod,
    I am up to 57 years with a few breaks along the way when I temporarily thought "quitting was a good idea."
    Those breaks didn't last long and I am happily rolling along on a 1976 BMW R90/6 like yours.
    Funny thing is, I sold a 2013 BMW F700GS to buy the R90. It had too much electronics for this old airhead.
    Ron

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    Amateur Radio , licensed since 1977. Also photography, both hobbies that can be more costly than woodworking !

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