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Piano.

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I don’t think chickens are though, chickens are fun if you have a little space and don’t mind having to at least feed them everyday. Even in a neighborhood it’s possible, hens aren’t very loud. I would not have any roosters at all if I have neighbors nearby.

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computer building

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Diamond painting

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😂

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Radio controlled airplanes. Electric or gas. Both fun.

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Yoga and meditation. It’s changed my life!

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I do a lot of hunting, fishing, kayaking, hiking, and cooking.

Outdoor activities are great!

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I’m another proponent of woodworking. Furniture making is useful and not usually too demanding skill-wise. It’s not too hard to create a piece yourself that is loads better than what you’d find at a local furniture store.
About a year ago I started making stringed musical instruments and am having a blast with that.

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I knitted some chunky blankets for family a few years back that were a hit. Big needles, single stitch, easy to learn on YouTube. If it’s something you are interested in and get into, there are also lots of organizations that do things like hats for cancer patients to keep your hands busy between personal al projects.

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I did a lot of fishing as a kid, but I found I’m too fidgety to do it long term. I need the ability to get up and pace and move around.

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Sounds like too much money lol.

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I love sailing. I’m in the US in NJ, but I found an article about learning to sail in the U.K.:
www.bbc.com/sport/get-inspired/23164214

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I used to build model cars before we had kids

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Jiu jitsu

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But racing real cars is fun!

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Gardening or houseplants.

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Walk through the book store or craft store. What grabs your interest? Pick up a book and read on it, if it doesn’t turn you off try it

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Photography, not phone but real and learn to do it right. You will see things you have never seen before by learning a new way to look at the world and appreciate beauty in places you would never expect

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Any form of dance or learn to play a musical instrument

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It’s so much fun. And very challenging and good for your brain. I’ve been teaching myself piano for about a year. And these days there are so many free resources

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Volunteer at an animal shelter.
Making funny whirligigs. If you do a funny or cute one I might buy one.
Learn the guitar.

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I would suggest photography, you don’t need a bunch of money to get started and there is always more to learn.
Woodwork is also a great hobby

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You could learn a foreign language. There are lots of apps that can help. It's especially good if you like to travel.
If you find something you really like, join meetup. They have groups for almost everything. Here's a link to UK meetups.

www.meetup.com/cities/gb/

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Reading, photography, golf, quilting.

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Rock collecting

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Meth

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Cooking is a GREAT hobby.

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Triathlon

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Gold panning

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