I like building electronic devices. My current Magnum Opus is this desk clock:
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Aaand now I want Fig Newtons
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Those things look more like peanut-butter Oreos.
Which is amazing nobody there ever came up with, yet.
Double-Stuff, Triple-Stuff, Nothing-But-Stuff, but no PBOs??
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They come in many, uh, “flavors”. I just thought the dark-brown-and-tan ones looked nice.
Another example is the… blue raspberry I guess?
It looks more like an actual fig newton. But the round ones fidget better.
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Nope. Mostly metal sliders, spinners, and haptics. Sometimes resin. I’m having trouble uploading pictures…
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Metal detecting!
Of course you need to buy a good metal detector to even start the hobby. I am talking about maybe a $600.00 investment. It could be frustrating at first, because there is a lot of junk metal in the ground to trick the detector. But there is also so much treasure to be found. I love the history when you find old silver coins dropped/lost by people 100 years or more ago! And a few good finds (gold or diamond rings, etc.) can easily pay for your detector. So much fun and excitement, and also good exercise!
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I’ve been curious about that for a while but haven’t researched it. I figure it would be a great way to get some exercise and fresh air, and I’m sure the “hunt” can be exciting. I wouldn’t have expectations of finding anything valuable but that would certainly be a bonus.
So equipment less than about $600 isn’t worth it?
Oooooh, me want! 
I was a detectorist, but it somehow no longer interests me much. I did it for maybe 4 summers. Too many more hardcore hobbyists in my area who have already found most interesting stuff from easily accessible places.
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Minelab Equinox 600 could be found for cheaper than 600€ on sale. It’s really good machine. Also Minelab’s Vanquish series is new beginner series, which has really good specs for the price.
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I was detecting for 11 years. There is no other like DEUS. 
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That’s a good machine. I’ve never tried one though. I’ve used multichannel Minelabs mostly.
I had Sovereign GT —> Explorer 2 —> XP Advntis 2 and ended up with XP DEUS. Fast response , lightweight and fully wireless machine. Lite version cost about 550eu
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Mtb’ing though I’ve slowed down a lot (infrequent rides).
Home machining with drill press, lathe and mini cnc.
Soon to take up converting an off road go kart to electric.
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I used to live near the sea and detect beaches. I enjoyed beach detection as they’re fairly clean, the sand is smooth as the tide is going out, and the scenery and breeze is always refreshing.
I have a Minelab Xterra 705 and a Vallon VMH3CS.
Since moving inland, my detecting has been fairly limited unfortunately.
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Rocks, well, primarily mineral specimens moreso than just rocks.
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