Recreation & Sports
563 sites
Subcategories:
- Gardening (38)
- Hobbies (110)
- Sports (15)
- Travel (59)
- Outdoors (36)
- Collecting (166)
- Model Building (139)
https://vhswarehouse.neocities.org/
VHS Warehouse is a retro-themed personal site on Neocities dedicated to the world of VHS tapes and home video culture. Visitors can expect a nostalgic dive into physical media collecting, old-school video aesthetics, and the charm of the videocassette era.
https://tilde.town/~mgoh
Mark Y. Goh's tilde.town page chronicles over a decade of world travel, with photo journals from destinations like Vietnam, Turkey, Bali, and backcountry trails in Hawaii, California, and Idaho. Alongside the travel logs, he shares annual favorite music lists spanning 2011 to 2022 and links to his old music projects.
https://bloodkisses.com/boots
A fanlisting dedicated to boots, welcoming fellow footwear enthusiasts to join a community of fans who share a love for all styles, from knee-high leather to high-heeled and scrunch boots. Run through The Fanlistings Network, it currently boasts 81 members and is part of a broader accessories-focused fanlisting collection at bloodkisses.com.
https://ascensionatsea.com/
Gord and Ginny Kerr document their nine-year sailing circumnavigation aboard Ascension, a Beneteau First 375, covering destinations from the South Pacific and Southeast Asia to the Red Sea, Mediterranean, and Caribbean. The site offers detailed cruising logs organized by region, a full route timeline, and the bittersweet story of how Hurricane Irma ended their voyage in the BVI in 2017.
http://cincinnatirrclub.org/
The Cincinnati Railroad Club appears to be a community organization dedicated to model railroading enthusiasts in the Cincinnati area. The site likely serves as a hub for club members and hobbyists interested in scale model trains, local events, and the shared passion for railroad modeling.
http://valleyhotrak.com/
Valley HO Trak is a Connecticut-based modular HO scale model railroad club whose members each build standardized four-foot modules that connect together for train shows across the region. The site lists upcoming show dates, club news, member layouts, and details on how to join this active hobbyist community.
http://www.cwrr.com/
Billed as the oldest continually running railroad site on the web, Daniel S. Dawdy's Cyberspace World Railroad has been online since 1994 and covers railroad history, images, puzzles, collectibles, and even debates about the best train movies. Visitors can explore aerial images, prototype drawings, Amtrak schedules, railroad links, and quirky monthly features like oddities and collectible railroad blotters.
https://fan.kalechips.net/pens/index.php
Plume Sans Fin is a TFL-approved fanlisting dedicated to fountain pen enthusiasts, created by Kale, with a charming name meaning 'endless pen' in French. The site welcomes anyone who collects or appreciates fountain pens to join its growing member list, and includes a banner handwritten with a Waterman Laureat from the 1980s.
http://hikingtotheheights.blogspot.com/
Tami Russell's blog offers detailed, firsthand trail guides for hiking the Appalachian Trail, with a focus on the Great Smoky Mountains section including shelter conditions, must-see sights, and practical planning advice. The writing is warm and personal, combining the perspective of an experienced hiker with an English teacher's eye for storytelling.
http://thisandthat-robert.blogspot.com/
Robert Brenchley's long-running blog from Birmingham documents his allotment adventures, covering topics like polytunnel tomatoes, water tank maintenance, and beekeeping with hands-on detail. Posts span back to 2007, offering a genuine record of a dedicated kitchen gardener's seasonal observations and practical problem-solving.