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There are over 1000 hobbies that people enjoy in their free time, with some of the most popular being stamp collecting, collecting postcards and matchbox tops. Gardening and growing flowers, especially roses, is the most common hobby in England. Other interests include photography, playing musical instruments, watching television, swimming and birdwatching. Collecting tape recordings can also be an educational hobby.
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