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    Numismatics - Focus on Dahlonega Branch Mint
    Dahlonega Gold Rush History
    Homebrewing

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    Skilled Supervisor with Atlanta Habitat for Humanity, every Saturday

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    Quote Originally Posted by hobby View Post
    kayaking, golf, snow skiing, wine and beer making
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    Beer making
    Cello playing
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    My trail name is Homebrew, and that is my hobby. I have a temperature-controlled freezer so I can make lagers as well as ales.
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    Numismatics - Focus on Dahlonega Branch Mint
    Dahlonega Gold Rush History
    Homebrewing


    Given all the WB members that enjoy home wine and beer making I am contemplating a new hobby. Home brew taste testing and critique. PLEASE send samples! Just pm me for my address!

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    History-related reading

    Travel

    Shooting my AR-15.

    Oftentimes I just see what's going on on meetup.com groups I'm part of.
    ‎"You know your camping trip really isn't going well when you find yourself hoping to stave off sepsis with a six-pack of Icehouse. "

    "Age is not an accomplishment, and youth is not a sin."

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    Some days, it's not worth chewing through the restraints.
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    Model railroading & rail history
    Fly tying & fishing
    Obstacle racing (Spartan/Tough Mudder stuff)
    Weightlifting
    MMA
    Cooking

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    Kayaking
    Riding my motorcycles
    Photography
    Cooking

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    golf, fitness, kayaking, drinking good wine with good friends

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    Cycling, Kayaking, Whittling, indoor badminton, ping pong, Pickleball, gardening, planning AT backpacks, reading White Blaze is becoming more important lately, solving cryptograms, reading.

    Disc golf? PHikes, It seems to be mostly for 30 something guys, have you noticed that? More fun than regular golf, but older people sometimes can't do that twist very elegantly or without some pain later..

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    Quote Originally Posted by imscotty View Post
    FredMugs, I have sampled 8 out of the top 10 My favorite is the Goose Island Bourbon County Stout. And although it is not on the list, the 'Rare Bourbon County Stout' is even better. You live in Indiana? Lucky man. I had some Three Floyds shipped to me this week, but it cost me dearly.
    First time I've heard "Indiana" and "lucky man" in the same sentence.
    Pain is a by-product of a good time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by T-Rx View Post
    Given all the WB members that enjoy home wine and beer making I am contemplating a new hobby. Home brew taste testing and critique. PLEASE send samples! Just pm me for my address!
    I think there was another you missed but all but one are in AT states!!
    Watch for my journal next year guys I'll come to your neck of the woods for a taste!

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    I love to trout fish and deer hunt, to take care of my little homestead (keep bees, chickens, rabbits, goats, etc.), and teach and train in martial arts (Chinese boxing, tai chi, escrima). I live within a few miles of the Great Smoky Mtns and Big South Fork NRRA. Lucky me! I was a wilderness guide for over 20 years, taking at-risk kids on wilderness expeditions, rock climbing, caving, rafting, etc. Now retired from teaching school and coaching, so I have more time for me.

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    I used to have other hobbies... After finishing section hiking the AT, I will travel more to non-mountainous destinations (wife has demanded a cruise), and may start heading up mountains the easy way, i.e., on a ski lift. May get back into beer making again too.

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