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I work in data centres, so fuck all windows or outside time during the week. Even on days I get to work from home, I'm chained to the computer.
Evenings are gaming or watching TV with my wife. Weekends are projects on my house, yard or car, if the weather lets me. Otherwise, I'm tinkering with tools, electronics, and/or home automation.
Longer bouts of time off are spent 4WDing and camping or caravanning. I go away 4WDing with mates at least annually, but we also have an off-road caravan, so I like to take my wife and daughter to new places.
About to head off for four nights off-roading in one of my favourite parts of the state I Iive in: the Victorian High Country. Later this year, we're taking a three week trip to Uluru and back. Proper Aussie Outback trip.
Wow, sounds pretty nice mate!
Yeah, we're pretty lucky here in Australia. I think many countries are lucky like this - people just need to be willing to explore what they already have.