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Second day in a row that the weather was perfect for a bike ride! I love the wind in my hair, the burn in my thighs, l can't stop grinning!

What's your go-to outdoor activity?

Nottheonlyone 7 Feb 20
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Walking/hiking while doing bird photography. I'm what I call an "extreme birder." I hike, climb cliffs, wade swamps, crouch in thickets, ignore bad weather, take trips and even move to other countries (like Thailand!) to get desired bird photos.

Here I am in 2009, with birding camera equipment, camo clothing I designed and made myself, after climbing Lockeegee Rock, Rowan CO, KY

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Kayaking. I have a double I built from a kit. It's made of marine plywood. I also have a plastic single. Around here the opportunities are endless.

@Akfishlady I haven't been able to use the double since my partner died. A friend has a single but no place to store it. She keeps it at my place and I get to use it.

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Camping in my Aframe trailer and hiking trails in campgrounds.

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Cycling FTW!

Jnei Level 8 Feb 20, 2018
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bicycle riding!! But snow threatens here - too cold.

Just get some snow tires! (kidding). Besides, what's snow?

@JackPedigo 🙂

Me and my big mouth. We now have snow! Time to get out the mountain bike? @silverotter11

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Walking is my usual outdoor exercise, and a gentle hike through the woods can be relaxing and quite a lot of fun.

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I used to be a distance biker and have a bike I need to use but am afraid on the roads here. mostly I work on my pasture

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Same. I went for a mountain bike ride today. It was glorious, a perfect day for it here. Mountainbiking really helps clear my mind and keeps my reflexes sharp, plus all that nature; yep, that's the ticket for me.

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Fishing.

Like most men who fish I have taken a few women to show them how to read the water. One was shocked to see a trout in a shallow stream once she learned not to clump around and break the skyline.

Nowadays I can't stand the cold that didn't use to bother me.

Getting old I 'spose.

It's not so bad though. Temperatures are slowly rising and I'll be able to get out more. Have spent many a happy hour fishing.

Listening to Susana Baca - seriously good.

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Pedaling my bicycle as much as I can!

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Kayaking, followed by hiking.

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It has usually been kayaking for me, but I just traded a kayak for a canoe. I have gone kayak/camping, and I can carry a lot more gear in a canoe. I still intend to do a lot of kayaking, but camping should be a lot more comfortable now.

JimG Level 8 Feb 20, 2018
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I just go out and walk the trails when it's nice. The weather has warmed up rapidly here in the past week, pretty much spring if it keeps this pace.

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Probably just tending to my animals, I have goats, quail and chickens. But I love riding my motorcycle or walking trails.

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For most of my life it was surfing, more recently kayaking but age and worn shoulders are catching up with me, so now I go for a beach walk and then swim home in the ocean water of an incoming tide, refreshing, cleansing, quiet, peaceful.

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A mountain that warns me of going off trail because of WWII bombs and I promptly head off trail with a pack on my back. (True story)

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Yard work 😟. Neglect is off the table. Have to do it in small steps, as least we got a hint of spring.

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I took a walk at 8pm in northern Pa in shorts and a tee shirt. I love it.

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Mowing - All my cares just drift away while mowing and listening to oldies.

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Up until 3 years ago, I walked 3 - 5 miles a day. My main outdoor activity today is vegetable gardening. I do work out with heavy weight 3 times a week at the gym to compensate for giving up walking. .

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My go-to outdoor activities are hiking and walking meditation which go hand in hand to me!

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Recently for me its fly fishing one of Colorado's many Gold Medal trout streams. With Colorado's average 300 days of sunshine a year this can be done year round. Here is me catching my personal record 28 inch brown trout in the Colorado River on Feb 17th, 2018. A beautiful, gorgeous day in the high country. [Photo won't load. I'll try later]

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sailing

skado Level 9 Feb 21, 2018
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Its the bicycle for me. We have a lot of disused railway lines that have been turned into bike trails.
Just recently I've started running at a Parkrun. That was nice. Fresh air, friendly people and doesn't take too long 🙂

We do, too! And a Cultural Trail that runs through the city like spokes. I love it!

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Hiking with my camera. In the desert in the winter, the mountains in the summer.

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