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Closing in on 60 and still play competitive softball 4x/week. 3 dogs, salt water reef tank, and 33 year old parrot take up the rest of my non-driving time.
I'm same age played softball at least 3 hr a week till I moved to FL. Looking for a local team around 32550.
Been Cycling, MTB, Road, Gravel for 25yrs.
Snowboarding
Gym Rat
Adventure Adrenalin Junkie
Also owner/operator of a part time fabrication biz, 90% automotive, but like to make metal art from time to time...
Sailing
old motorcycles , especially Ducatis and BMW boxers
One of my hobbies winemaking got out of hand and now is my full time job
not a hobby but volunteering with Afghan vets in their transition .
And kind of by accident, audio gear (mostly from the '70s, ‘80s & ‘90s). I never considered myself being into vintage audio until I had some out of town friends stay with me. One of them commented, 'wow, I didn't know you were into vintage audio gear'. Until he said that I didn't realize I was. I should probably seek some professional help.
German made Canton CT-80 speakers (1989) in the home theater room with JBL 2500 for the rear channels (1988). Subwoofer is a Polk Audio from the late '70s.
Spica TC 50 wedges in the living room (1985).
Dual CS5000 turntable made in Germany 1987.
In the man cave, Schiit Audio DAC & Headphone amp for the Sennheisers. NAD C162 preamp and dual NAD C272 amps powering Klipsch KG 3.5 speakers (1992).
In the workshop I have a Marantz 2235 (1975) and a Marantz PMD 502 cassette deck 1998?) feeding Klipsch KG 1.5s (1995)
Present hobbies:
Porsche events/Hooligan road trips with my pals
With a triple heart surgery a few years ago, I slowed down on the extreme hobbies/sports, at 63yo I'm just glad to be here. Here is a pic of my last dirt bike I sold a few years ago. Me and my sons custom built it, a CR500AFC, it's a CR500 engine installed in an aluminum frame CR250 frame, nick named "The Beast".