Hobbies Collection (page 15)

Rabelais - Games of Gargantua painting pictures
Vintage engraving of a scene from Francois Rabelaiss Gargantua and Pantagruel. The Games of Gargantua, painting pictures

photography, black and white, Upper half, Arm around, Side by side, Sitting, Old fashioned
Senior couple spending time together in living room, (B&W)

1939 activities activity advertising bridge building
Worlds Fair Poster

1933 activities activity advertising against
1933 Chicago Fair

1939 activities activity classic classical expositions
New York Worlds Fair

activities activity beacons beams below boom &
Worlds Fair Poster

1933 activities activity boom & bust bust (1919-1938)
Fair Pavilion

Prince Charles doing a spot of Fishing at Balmoral circa 1979

Some types of model ships. Date: circa 1920s

Surfer at sunset
Wind surfer at Sunset

Fisherman at Forresters beach at sunrise

360 mountain panorama with hikers in the Wettersteingebirge range, Mt. Suedwand on the Suedwandsteig trail with view and Wettersteinmassiv mountains in Leutasch, Tyrol, Austria, Europe

Le Jockey by Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec dating from 1899; Illustration

Historic image in black and white of an artist painting on a canvas with palette and easel in front of a monastery in Spain, circa 1920; Catalonia, Spain

Man training his wild horse in the countryside for the Extreme Mustang Makeover competition. He is gentle but firm with the horse that has a lot of energy

Salmon Fishing Glencar Co Sligo Ireland

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"Hobbies: A World of Passion and Creativity" From the intense teamwork of the Crew Team Rowing to the whimsical illustrations like "A Decided Catch" by William Heath Robinson and "Little Miss Natty Fingers" by Muriel Dawson, they have always been a gateway to self-expression. In Picture No. 10854169, we witness a dedicated enthusiast meticulously cleaning their beloved possession after a long run from Tarland, Aberdeenshire in 1925. It's fascinating how they are take us on incredible journeys both physically and mentally. Even royalty indulges in their passions as Queen Elizabeth II is captured gracefully riding her horse at Sandringham. Hobbies know no boundaries or social status; they are an escape into our personal realms of joy. The thrill-seeking hang glider soaring above a picturesque rural landscape reminds us that they are push our limits and offer breathtaking experiences beyond imagination. For some, it's all about craftsmanship as seen when someone brings their steam engine named Hielan Laddie all the way from Aberdeen. The dedication put into such projects showcases the passion that fuels these endeavors. Kendo martial arts fighter holding his sword with unwavering focus demonstrates how they are also be avenues for discipline and self-improvement. The artistry behind each move is awe-inspiring. Hobbies even find their place amidst grand events like Coronation 1953 where the royal box at Ascot witnessed moments of celebration intertwined with shared interests among enthusiasts. In publications like The Scout magazine's Special Hobbies and Model-Making Number, we discover communities built around common interests - connecting people through shared passions across borders. Lastly, oiling a model railway exemplifies how attention to detail becomes an integral part of pursuing one's hobby. Each tiny component holds significance within this miniature world created out of love for trains. Hobbies encompass more than just pastimes; they embody our dreams, aspirations, and the essence of who we are.