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Triathlon and marathons.


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Hunting, boats, Bush flights, gas etc.

Specifically though, sheep hunting.
 
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Indoor plumbing...




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Guns and reloading by far. I'm to the point where I need to stop acquiring more and focus on shooting what I've got.
 
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I’d say my guitars if you don’t count boating. Playing/collecting for my own enjoyment.


Boating is more of an extended summer vacation than a hobby.
 
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Marriage
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Home ownership
Nearly dying from bacterial infections
Aviation (I'd still fly PIC if I had the money)





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Sadly, I've all but abandoned my most expensive hobby: a '69 Chevy shortbed fleetside pickup and a '72 GMC shortbed stepside pickup. Most likely they both will find new homes in the not-to-distant future.
 
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Our kids, by far. I sometimes wonder how much more wealth I would have if not for the kids, but they bring so much more than monetary wealth to our lives. So most of the time they are worth it.

Second would be watches, I have too many to wear, watch-winders take care of the winding, I'm trying to "wind down" this hobby. That's not working yet though.

Third would be bass fishing. And fly fishing. And travel to do both.
 
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Traveling in the motorhome this winter.


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This year, it's been home improvement.



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I don't have expensive hobbies...I have a retired lifestyle. What was expensive was the 50 years working to get here.


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Wife and kids are not hobbies, they are investments that provide no monetary return but significant life return.

Shooting is my most expensive hobby. Guitars could be my most expensive hobby, luckily my wife helps moderate that...





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Model Railroad and RC vehicles. Those two run neck and neck for my most expensive. Ammo hoarding is a close third.




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I was just reading a Powerline Blog’s list of his favorite books of the year, and started thinking.
If my time is worth something, then my most expensive hobby is reading.


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Audiophile stereo equipment. It starts at ridiculous and goes to YGTBFSM.


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RVing, but we use it for our vacations and such. Is it a hobby?

Boating is second even including part of the cost of the truck purchased to tow the 5th wheel. This is really a hobby as it's done strictly for fun.
 
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Shooting and diving, in one order or another, depending on whether we’re counting travel expenses for the diving.

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Tons of hobbies I enjoy but the most money tied up in one is my weekend fun car.
 
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Golf and guns, in that order.
 
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