Recreation & Sports
563 sites
Subcategories:
- Gardening (38)
- Hobbies (110)
- Sports (15)
- Travel (59)
- Outdoors (36)
- Collecting (166)
- Model Building (139)
https://1jim3bobhasago.neocities.org/
A sparse personal page by '1jim3bob' that appears to be in its earliest stages, featuring a handful of images and minimal text. There is not enough content to determine a dominant topic, but the playful title suggests a hobbyist or casual personal site.
http://philacactus.org/
The Philadelphia Cactus & Succulent Society (PCSS) is a club for cactus and succulent enthusiasts in the Philadelphia area, hosting monthly meetings, plant competitions, and educational presentations. Visitors can find newsletters, a plant-of-the-month feature, propagation guides, and resources for buying succulents and accessories.
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.
http://trainweb.org/calsomrr
The California Southern Model Railroad Club has been running HO scale model railroading sessions in Norwalk, California since 1984, welcoming both members and the public on Wednesday and Saturday evenings. The site covers club meeting schedules, layout progress photos, open house dates, membership details, and links to YouTube videos showcasing mainline action across their layout.
https://sbcb.bioch.ox.ac.uk/users/oliver/Priv/priv.html
Oliver Beckstein's personal non-work page showcases his mountaineering expeditions, rock climbing adventures, and travel photography from destinations like the Wind River Range, the Alps, and Thailand. The site features a rich collection of landscape and climbing photos, panoramic images, and trip accounts from some of the world's most scenic wilderness areas.
https://confluence.org/confluence.php?lat=-20&lon=45
The Degree Confluence Project is a collaborative geographic endeavor where volunteers visit and document every integer latitude/longitude intersection on Earth. This particular page covers the 20°S 45°E confluence point in Madagascar, near Bemarivo in Toliara province, which has yet to be visited and logged.
https://people.well.com/user/jnfr/garden/gardenlinks.htm
Jennifer B. Powell's curated garden links page organizes a wide collection of gardening resources, from Colorado-specific guides and garden blogs to personal garden tours and seed suppliers. Visitors will find regional gems like the Colorado Dahlia Society and Denver Botanic Gardens alongside international personal garden pages from Australia and the UK.
https://straer.neocities.org/
Straer's personal site, titled 'The Hobbyist,' welcomes visitors through a whimsical portal guided by their AI-style assistant character 57-R-43-R. The site has a mysterious, atmospheric tone hinted at by its tagline 'The Past Knows You' and its participation in 'Weird Web October,' suggesting a creative hobbyist space with eclectic interests.
http://gemworld.com/Tumbling.asp
GemWorld, maintained by Jack Slevkoff, offers detailed step-by-step tumbling instructions for polishing rocks and gemstones, covering everything from coarse grinding grits to final polish with cerium oxide. A practical reference for lapidary hobbyists, the site walks through each stage of the tumbling process with specific ratios, grit recommendations, and tips for both rotary and vibratory tumblers.
http://mylittlewiki.org/wiki/Fakies
My Little Wiki is a comprehensive collector's encyclopedia dedicated to My Little Pony, and this page dives deep into the world of 'fakies,' the off-brand knockoff pony toys that have fascinated collectors for decades. With detailed entries on dozens of manufacturers, authenticity guides covering stamps, paint, and hoof markings, and hundreds of reference photos, it's an invaluable resource for anyone trying to identify a suspicious pony in their collection.