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I like music, preferably in the form of metal or rock, but I don't mind some outlaw country or folk.

I don't really care about art, and I don't know much about it.

I love being out in the wilds, but I don't do it enough. How about you?


Edit: just expanding my answers
 
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Outdoors is home for me grew up running around in the woods ... hunting fishing camping ... trail riding ...

music is another passion ... have a very big varity of music tastes from blues and classic rock to 70's and born and raised on country music ... play guitar and harmonica ... prefer stripped down acoustical versions of most songs if done right ...

a good fire and lots of stars with good friends and family and a guitar and of couse sharp pointy slicey things make for good times and great memories ...

I like to draw but rarely find the time anymore ... can't say that I'm into art unless wildlife prints and taking photos of mother nature and wildlife is counted in your definition of "art".
 
I very much like the outdoors. I enjoy seeing and living through the seasons. I like wild flowers (especially early spring wild flowers and wild orchids) and like to photograph them. I primarily take pictures of outdoor things and seldom take pictures of people. Yeah, I enjoy photography but I haven't really gone past just taking pictures since the digital age began. Was really interested in the the "art" with film cameras. But with the change, I changed.

Music.... loved music. I especially like 70's and 80's rock. I enjoy blue grass music which is primarily an Appalachian thing (or was) or at least a Eastern US mountain thing. My hearing has declined a good bit and sometimes I have to pay just too much attention to music to make it enjoyable anymore.

Art.... I like primarily landscapes and stills of natural things. But I'm flexible.

If I want to raise my spirits, all I need to do is head for the woods.
 
If the song is longer than 90 seconds i’m Not interested

If your art doesn’t piss people off, I’m not interested

Trees are better then people any day and twice on Sunday
 
I like art. I always have. I've dated several commercial artists, talked to hundreds...Started out with posters on the walls, moved up thru signed lithographs, and now mostly have originals in the house and garden. I buy art like I do knives; if it catches my fancy and I can afford it, I try to get it. I go to gallery openings, art shows, museums, etc. It's just another hobby. You meet some pretty interesting people hanging around, and and it's kind of funny how the custom knife crowd blends into the art crowd. Materials, techniques, design issues; all run parallel. The best part is that once you start to get into any interest, opportunities seem to open up. I've touched and held museum pieces, seen things that will never be seen outside of a very small number of people, things on display for a week every 50 years...I'm going to miss a big sale this month because I'll be traveling; I hate when that happens.
 
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