Taking hobbies on the road

[uncle_bob]

Hi

There are some famous stories of old time "collectors". They would head out and pick stuff up. The support crew would tag along about a day behind with a couple of large trucks to transport all of the great finds.

Bob

[pt.reyesfan]

Yep. Stuff like that happens. Two years ago we found an amazing lode of unusual serpentine in No. Calif. Came back four weeks later with a rented large RYDER to take a heavy load home (Yes, I secured permission.)

[uncle_bob]

Originally Posted by pt.reyesfan

Yep. Stuff like that happens. Two years ago we found an amazing lode of unusual serpentine in No. Calif. Came back four weeks later with a rented large RYDER to take a heavy load home (Yes, I secured permission.)

Hi

Now *that's* dedication to a hobby !!

I haven't done that sort of thing for a load hobby "stuff" for over 10 years. Before that I used to do it pretty often.

Bob

[Gearheart]

Mandolin comes along on all trips. Fly fishing gear and tying kit as well if there is a hope of using it. DW is into photography.

[Wingeezer]

Main hobbies that I take along include my five string banjo (clawhammer pickin') hand held gps for geocaching, mountain bikes, and of course home-brewed beer!

Then too, the AS is a hobby in and of itself and I always have a backlog of maintenance chores to to. We can't keep the trailer at home where we live,c and so when we go on our annual snowbird trip, that is a convenient opportunity for me to keep it in good shape - SWMBO decrees however that I can spend no more than a few hours so engaged on any day, then I have to take her someplace interesting!

[Xymox]

For me the main hobbies in this case are favourite music, books and drawing I'm, not a professionl artist, however I like during some stops on the road to have a rest, just sit a bit, relaz and make some sketches with places where we stopped
One of my friends usually takes also a guitar with him, in companies he rather often playes music, especially during our evening relax