180 words on 59 subjects which are hobbies. 180 words for each hobby.

Num. of words: 10620
Industry: Entertainment
Topic: hobbies
Tone: Instructional/Educational
Outline & Structure: Hi,

I need 180 words introducing and giving information about a hobby.
I have 59 hobbies to write about.
The hobbies are:

Animals
Chess
Computers
Crocheting
Cycling
Dancing
Darts
DIY
Drawing
Face Painting
Felting
Fishing
Fitness
Football
Gardening
Glassblowing
Golf
Gymnastics
Hiking
Hooping
Horse Riding
Ice Skating
Jewellery Making
Juggling & POI
Knitting
Language Learninig
Metal Detecting
Metal Working
Model Building
Musical Instruments
Netball
Painting
Photography
Pottery
Puzzles
Reading
Rock Climbing
Roller Skating
Rugby
Running
sailing
Scrapbooking
Scuba Diving
Self Improvement
Singing
Skateboarding
skiing
Soap making
Squash
Surfing
Survival Skills
Swimming
Table Tennis
Tennis
Travelling
Triathlon
Volunteering
WoodWorking

180 words x 59 hobbies = 10620 words total.
You need to find information about the hobby and then put together the paragraph about it in your own original words.
Extensive research needed: yes
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