Recreation & Sports
563 sites
Subcategories:
- Gardening (38)
- Hobbies (110)
- Sports (15)
- Travel (59)
- Outdoors (36)
- Collecting (166)
- Model Building (139)
https://randomwire.com/
Randomwire is a long-running travel blog focused on Asia, chronicling journeys through China, Japan, and beyond with an emphasis on place, memory, and slow observation. Posts cover everything from pilgrimages and stone carvings in Sichuan to architecture in Tokyo, offering a thoughtful and unhurried perspective on the continent.
http://thru-hiker.com/articles/pack_light_eat_right.php
Thru-Hiker.com is a comprehensive resource for long-distance hikers, offering expert articles on lightweight gear, nutrition, water purification, stove comparisons, and trail resupply strategies. Written by nutritionist and hiker Brenda L. Braaten Ph.D., R.D., the site blends scientific rigor with hard-won trail experience to help backpackers go farther with less weight.
https://leetles.com/
Leetle Adoptables is a community platform where users collect, trade, and display tiny pixel art adoptables created by artists from around the site. Founded by T.J. Lipscomb in 2009, it features a toybox system, a trading post, and a shop, making it a charming hub for pixel art collecting and virtual pet culture.
http://burlingtonroute.com/
A site dedicated to the Burlington Route, the historic Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad and its successors, likely featuring photos, history, and memorabilia of this classic American railroad. Rail enthusiasts will find this a focused resource on one of the most storied freight and passenger lines of the American Midwest.
https://glenrosefarm.blogspot.com/
Written by a lawyer, sheep farmer, and Orthodox Christian in the Virginia hill country, this reflective blog blends farm life observations with faith, philosophy, and rural living. Posts cover everything from sheep husbandry to Orthodox Church traditions, offering a glimpse into a contemplative life on a hillside farm.
https://cnwmr.com/scmrr
The South Coast Model Railroaders Club, based in North Bend, Oregon, has been bringing HO scale enthusiasts together since 1993, culminating in a massive 100x75 foot layout with nine scale miles of track. The site documents the club's history, facility, and modular railroad layout including a detailed mountain division with grades and passing sidings.
https://glassyhouse.neocities.org/
Glassyhouse.net is a charming personal site by a creator who documents their ever-growing collections of CDs, enamel pins, bracelets, stickers, and plushies alongside original art and a personal blog. The site is hand-coded with a warm, indie web aesthetic and includes travel entries, a guestbook, and a dedicated graphics page that make it a fun browse.
http://toyraygun.com/
Justin Pinchot's personal site dedicated to his collection of toy rayguns, those classic retro sci-fi blasters that defined the space age aesthetic of mid-century pop culture. A niche collector's showcase that appeals to anyone fascinated by vintage toys, space toys, and the kitschy charm of atomic-era novelties.
https://dropbears.com/w/webring/joinring.htm
The Classic Motorcycle Webring connects enthusiast sites dedicated to vintage, veteran, and classic motorcycles made before 1975, with membership criteria requiring substantial related content. The page also features a candid and detailed account from the ring manager about the frustrations of working with Webring.com, offering a rare behind-the-scenes look at webring administration in the old-web era.
http://rings.anvilfire.net/
Anvilfire.net hosts a collection of webrings dedicated to metalworking, blacksmithing, and related crafts, operating independently after breaking away from Yahoo's webring system. It connects communities around topics like architectural metals, steelworking, machine shops, and country life heritage.