Hobbies
Sailing
From 1990 to 2001 my friends and I rented a sailboat that William Frank captained and we crewed. During this time we sailed in waters off Italy, Cape Cod, the Bahamas, Grenada, St Martin, St. Lucia, Nevis, and others. William died in 2017, so from 2019 to 2023 I hired a captain, and my grandsons and I sailed off St Barts, the BVIs, and the Bahamas.

I'm slightly less agile these days and do most of my sailing on cruise ships. Not that I was ever much of a bareboat sailor--Mike was much better. However, I still think of sailing as a terrific hobby and great fun.

It's not a rich-man's sport. In fact, it's an inexpensive way to vacation if you're prepared to rough it and deal with the occasional mishaps. Most sailboats, for example, cost less than $1,200 a day, including a captain and provisions. That's $200 / day / person with six people sailing. This is a small fraction of what it would cost to: vacation at a Caribbean resort in an ocean-facing room, visit 5 or 6 nearby islands, swim on deserted beaches, dine and drink in exotic anchorages.
Watch Collecting
I've been collecting inexpensive watches now for several years like the one I bought from Temu that cost $4, which looks and works as well as a $4,000 Cartier Tank Watch.

Collecting is fun because it makes you aware of the amazing design and engineering that goes into a good watch.

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Food Photography
You may have noticed young people taking pictures of their food. Apparantly, this is now a thing. Food is no longer just something to eat, it's potential art, sport, and gastronomical delight.

Several years ago, Alex created an Instagram site for the food she was experiencing called, "AlexEats." Today, she and William post food pics and blog about it with a gaggle of followers.

I don't know how to use Instagram, nor do I know if "blog" is a legitimate verb, but I'd say collecting food pics is a real hobby.
Video Editing
Video editing has been a hobby of mine for a long time, long enough so that I should probably be a lot better at it. In any case, examples of my early and late work are on the Fingerboard Videos page of this website.

The tools I use are: Cyberlink's Power Director (a substitute for Adobe Premier when Premier went "subscription"), a Sony RX10 IV camera, Alpha 7 III camera, and FDR-AX700 Camcorder.

This sound impressive, but these are very modest tools for a video editor, even a hobbiest.
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