Whats Your Hobby
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happy john
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I enjoy a day in the bush exploring on the dirtbike, also working on a degree in counselling I hope to complete in 4 years.
RustyNav09
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Pretty much anything hands on. Love outdoor activities. Can be anything from fishing, sport, driving, abseiling, rock climbing, etc.
As something that I do regularly I am uncertain of yet as my man cave hasn't gone up so until then it's nothing apart from the above. When the sued goes in I'm hoping the minister will give the go ahead to build my xp-xr falcon.
Rusty
As something that I do regularly I am uncertain of yet as my man cave hasn't gone up so until then it's nothing apart from the above. When the sued goes in I'm hoping the minister will give the go ahead to build my xp-xr falcon.
Rusty
I collect Die Cast 1:18 Australian race cars. Mostly Dick Johnson and Peter Brock but I do have a few Greg Murphy ones and some street cars. I have been collecting now for about seven years.
My other hobby is Photography. Love how it ties in with traveling and the Nav.
My other hobby is Photography. Love how it ties in with traveling and the Nav.
Gbt
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Surfing.... Which was the reason I got the Nav in the first place..... and riding a few bush trails on my Mountain Bike when the surf is flat..... and with a King Cab I can just chuck the bike in the back without any hassle
That's one of about seventy. I love the old group C big bangers. Johnson's Greens Tuff etc.
her.d22
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When I get a day off work, which is rare I might add.. I like camping,fishing, kayaking, riding my motorbike, bushwalking and urbexing (doubt anyone knows what that is), most people haven't heard of it but if you head over to my Instagram pictures will tell the story 
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her.d22
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I do a bit of abseiling and body boarding too
nuckin futs
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When I get a day off work, which is rare I might add.. I like camping,fishing, kayaking, riding my motorbike, bushwalking and urbexing (doubt anyone knows what that is), most people haven't heard of it but if you head over to my Instagram pictures will tell the story
you got some pretty cool photos.
her.d22
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Haha cheers, to put it simply its finding abandoned places and getting in there to take pictures and capture history before they are bulldozed or trashed by vandals.
her.d22
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I have about 3500 photos to upload still. Been doing it for ages but only just started uploading them. Its a huge thing in America, they have tonnes of abandoned psych facilities, houses etc over there.
nuckin futs
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thank got for digital cameras hey. be an expensive hobby using 35mm film
her.d22
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I reckon! I used a film camera for years! Upgraded from a basic digital camera to a Canon 650d and it was too bulky and inconvenient swapping lenses all the time, so I bought a Samsung Galaxy camera 2 and it's awesome...has smart settings and professional settings, good investment. Looking at buying another Samsung camera that has interchangeable lenses but is still compact.
her.d22
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Are you meaning Glebe? We are doing a trip down south next month, will be doing the brewery then There's heaps down south, just a matter of getting time off work! We did Brisbane in July. Next months trip will be the navs first decent drive too
There's heaps down south, just a matter of getting time off work! We did Brisbane in July. Next months trip will be the navs first decent drive too
her.d22
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And thanks! She's one nutty dog haha
happy john
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I am just going to blow off some steam here rather than start a thread in have a rant. I dropped the old girl off for a simple oil and filter change which I am paranoid about every 5k. Normally I do it myself and had no parts on hand. The local tyre and auto centre charged me $88 labour and $30 for an engine flush, is this normal for those that don't do it themselves?, and apologies for the way off topic post. I am lost for words.
her.d22
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Hourly labour rate sounds about right but $30 for an engine flush... Not sure about that one, seems a bit steep but I've gone to my mechanic for years.. may be cheaper as he isn't a chain?
happy john
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Yeah probably right I guess their overheads and franchise fees need to be covered. Just thought for 15mins work it was steep.
