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Which one do you like the most of all? How good are you in it?
Which one do you like the most of all? How good are you in it?
Aussie Rules football. Never have played it, and I'm WAY too old now. But I like to watch it.
Used to play tennis, was never very good.
Oh, the irony!I used to play rugby (union) at school. Got banned from playing with the boys when i started to grow in places that the boys thought were interesting places.
Dont laugh, i was the hooker
I like cycling, an 80 mile ride is good for me.
I also like walking (short hikes) of around a 2 or 3 hours.
Same. I'm a bit out of practice, but I used to ride the Towpath trail along the Cuyahoga River from the end to end and back every weekend.
I like long walks as well, but more on nature trails. I don't do it as often as I like, because my knee isn't so fond of it as I am.
Which one do you like the most of all? How good are you in it?
The walk we do are pretty nature oriented, forests and alongside rivers.
France is made for cycling, its the national sport, you cant go anywhere without seeing a groups of enthusiastic riders of all ages enjoying a ride and competitive races.
Ive seen the Tour de France a few time when it come close enough.
We have american neighbours who, during a cycling vacation passed through the village, fell in love with it and stayed.
One tale. The Tour de Perigord was racing through the village a coup!e of years ago. We were on the balcony cheering them on. Barricades lining the route, traffic banned, really serious stuff. An old lady wanted to visit her neighbour across the road. A marshal stepped out, stopped the race, helped the lady across the road and restarted the race... Only in France could that happen.
Which one do you like the most of all? How good are you in it?
It should be very easy to hit the horse you're riding.Archery, the old stick and string type. I like the instinctiveness required without sights and doo- dads. Typically make my own arrows, fletching is usually from turkeys I have shot, natural animal sinews and use metal arrowheads but have made a few from the front leg bones of deer, very strong materiel. I have made a few bows myself, favourite wood is hedge or Osage orange as they call it around here. I have won some awards at primitive shoots, still working on the shooting while on horseback, very difficult as I don't have constant access to a horse.
It should be very easy to hit the horse you're riding.