Recreation & Sports
512 sites
Subcategories:
- Gardening (32)
- Hobbies (84)
- Sports (15)
- Travel (58)
- Outdoors (28)
- Collecting (161)
- Model Building (134)
https://ctcc.info/
The Conder Token Collectors Club is the official organization for enthusiasts of British and Irish provincial tokens from 1787 to 1804, named after early cataloger James Conder. The site offers articles, historical journals, a library, membership information, and videos covering the social and economic history reflected in these fascinating 18th-century numismatic pieces.
http://sacred-destinations.com/
Sacred Destinations is a comprehensive online travel guide covering sacred sites, religious buildings, pilgrimages, and holy places across every continent, organized by both region and religious tradition. Visitors can explore destinations ranging from Buddhist temples in Cambodia to standing stones in Ireland, with photos, historical context, and practical travel information for spiritual journeys worldwide.
http://coldslapfreemo.org/welcome.htm
Coldslap Free-mo is Larry Sebelley's site dedicated to a Free-mo modular model railroad layout, inviting visitors to 'board the train' and explore his work. The minimal but charming welcome page hints at a hobbyist project centered on the Free-mo standard for modular model railroading.
http://d2cranch.blogspot.com/
D²C Ranch is a personal blog by a woman chronicling her country lifestyle, including horseback riding events, ranch life, and outdoor adventures in Texas. Posts cover practical tips for camping with horses, local riding events like the Women's Boerne Ranch Ride, and the day-to-day joys of going back to rural roots.
http://tusentakk2.com/wordpress
Chuck and Barb Shipley have chronicled their remarkable journey from liveaboard sailors on a Kadey-Krogen 48 trawler to full-time RV travelers, documenting destinations across the Caribbean, Europe, and the American West since 2005. With hundreds of posts organized by location spanning everywhere from Bonaire and the British Virgin Islands to Norway, Spain, and Italy, this is a richly detailed travel log that captures over a decade of adventurous living.
http://bikechina.com/heinzstucke1z.html
Bike China Adventures hosts a rich collection of bicycle touring travelogues from cyclists who have ridden through China and across Asia, including a featured account by Guinness World Record holder Heinz Stücke, whose decades-long global bicycle journey took him through Tibet, the Sahara, Afghanistan, and beyond. The site serves as both an archive of firsthand cycling narratives and a hub for anyone interested in long-distance bicycle travel in China and surrounding regions.
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.
https://cyberpeach.net/
Cyberpeach is a cheerful personal site by a Tamagotchi enthusiast featuring a photobook, blog, and a detailed spotlight on the 2024 Tamagotchi Connection re-release with notes on shells, characters, and minigames. The site has a cutesy, flower-and-peach aesthetic and is actively updated with new content including a media room coming soon.
http://photosynthesis.co.nz/nikon/serialno.html
An exhaustive reference database cataloging every known version and sub-version of Nikon lenses, complete with serial number ranges drawn from service manuals, catalogues, and years of community contributions. Covering everything from fisheye and micro lenses to rangefinder and industrial optics, this is an indispensable tool for Nikon collectors and photographers trying to date or identify their glass.
https://rambler.neocities.org/pages/about-phil
The Rambler is Phil Schmidt's blog chronicling his retired life traveling the United States full-time in an RV, with posts spanning from 2022 to 2026. Phil's wide-ranging interests, from ham radio and solar power to hiking the Appalachian Trail and model sailplanes, give the site an adventurous, tinkerer spirit.