Hobbies Collection (page 8)

Battle re-enactments - The Percy Army surging forward against the Douglas Army during the celebrations to commenorate the 600th anniversay of The Battle of Otterburn, in Northumberland 13 August 1988

Battle re-enactments - A battle between the Musketeers and Pikemen of the Kings Army and the Roundheads takes place in Durham Palace Green 12 April 1975

Battle re-enactments - A display of medieval combat at the formal opening of Prudhoe Castle in Northumberland 22 May 1986

Battle re-enactments - A battle between the Kings Army and the Roundheads 3 May 1981

Battle re-enactments - Members of the 68th Regiment of Light Infantry during the re-enactment of the Napoleonic War at Beamish Museum, County Durham 1 June 1996

Battle re-enactments - Soldiers armed with muskets and pikes as The Roundheads and Cavaliers - re-enact the English Civil War at Warkworth Castle in Northumberland 13 August 1989

Battle re-enactments - No, World War Two hasn t broken out again - its just the Battle Re-enactment Socity performing at the Ponteland Fair

Battle re-enactments - Members of the English Civil War Society armed with muskets and pikes as The Roundheads and Cavaliers - re-enact the 17th century seige of Tynemouth Castle, in Tynemouth

Battle re-enactments - Members of the Steel Bonets performing at Aydon Castle in Northumberland 6 August 1995

Battle re-enactments - A medieval festival at Belsay Hall in Northumberland 9 August 1997 - The Black Knight defeats yet another opponent during the jousting competiton

Members of Coventry and Rugby Korean karate clubs had a smashing time raising cash for the West Midlands Sports Centre for the Disabled

Paul Gascoigne and England teammates Ian Walker (centre) and David Seaman take a break from Euro 96 tournament and enjoy a relaxing time with a spot of fishing. 20th June 1996

Members of Coventry Sea Cadet Corp band admiring the three trophies they won at the Midland Area Sea Cadet band championships at RAF. Henlow

Aston Villa footballer Dennis Mortimer takes a photograph of manager Ron Saunders playing golf. 27th June 1979

A Coventry marching band is hoping to take top honours at a national band contest held at the Albert Hall tomorrow. The Bluebirds Girls Drum

Former Swan Hunter coppersmith and welder Rob Dixon, 38, built the 7 ton steel hulled Rio Delta, in the backyard of his council home in Cedarwood Avenue on the North Shields Meadow Well Estate

More than 60 Allesley residents "discovered the countryside"
More than 60 Allesley residents " discovered the countryside" by following local footpaths shown to them by Mrs. Molly Gibson, seen here climbing over the stile

Children taking part in the summer holiday play leadership scheme in Leamington enjoy one of the few quiter activities arranged for them - a visit to Leamington junior library

Ramblers raised almost 2, 000 for Snowball by walking just over 10 miles. Eighty-three people from nine Coventry walking and rambling groups took part in the walk through Allesley Hall Park to

Battles often rage in the home of Harry Boraston. He has already enacted the skirmish at Edge Hill and his latest venture is Waterloo. For Mr

Children fishing for tadpoles and minnows in the village pond at Finchingfield Essex Circa 1952

It was the angling date of the year for two lads from Coventry Boys Club. " Would you like to fish with entertainer and keen angler Frankie Vaughan?" they were asked

The Balck Knight rides into Whitley Bay Football Club and the first person to feel his wrath is Mickey Clifford the manager playing his part in the clubs latest fund-raising fantasy show in July 1981

Coventry Boys Club have moved and more than 100 members spent their first evening enjoying their new premises in Whitefriars Lane, Coventry

These youngsters looked everywhere for a place to ride their bikes, then found it right in the middle of Coventry. Its flat, without too many people and no traffic - the cathedral ruins

Oarsmen from Warwick University were sent to the galleys - to test out the design of an ancient Greek warship. They were rowing a Coventry-made replica section of a trireme

A man mowing his lawn with doing a hand stand on the handles of an electrical lawn mower September 1976

Fun loving nuns enjoying a game of skipping behind the walls of their convent, in order to help raise money for restoration of their convent, 7th January 1990

A teenager plays Space Invaders at an amusements arcade in Cardiff June 1981

Footballer Mick Shannon (left) playing Rodney Marsh at air hockey at The Playboy Club in London watched by glamourous bunnies (left to right) Jill, Julie-Ann, Piri and Eve in January 1973

Michael Dent playing Subbuteo for England in June 1974

A participant in the annual kite festival at Washington in July 1996. A Sunderland shirt and football

The 2nd Leamington (St. Peter s) Cub Scouts football team in a celebratory mood after beating the 2nd Lillington (Free Church) Cubs 7-nil in a Mid-Warwickshire Cub Scouts cup final at St

A Wembley-style lap of honour by the 2nd Leamington (St. Peter s) Cub Scouts football team after beating the 2nd Lillington (Free Church) Cubs 7-nil in a Mid-Warwickshire Cub Scouts cup final at St

The largest and oldest boys club in Sunderland is the Lambton Street boys fellowship centre where they accept boys from 8 to 18 years of age. In some cases they accept them even younger

Richard Egan Actor circa 1960

Paul Gascoigne out on a fishing trip circa 1990

Queen Mother salmon fishing circa 1923

Chris Tarrant TV Presenter fishing at Lakedown Fishery in East Sussex May 1995

Indonesia young boy fishing and showing off his catch Circa 1985

Fisherman David Beattie on his way to mend his nets carrying a huge basket on his head

Prince Charles visits Australia March 1979

Alan McCreath fisherman on boat skipper circa 1996

Trainspotters sitting on a gate on the edge of Cambridge watching the London express trains go by are disturbed by a courting couple. Cambridge, Cambridgeshire. June 1954

Fishing Industry fisherman wearing yellow overalls April 1989 emptying basket of fish into crates dock workers dispute

Fiona Armstrong ITN TV Presenter and News reader holding a fish May 1991

Falls of Lora Connell Bridge Scotland circa 1985

A fisherman baits his line in the shadow of thecastlweat Kouneskelly circa 1950

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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.