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What is on your Bucket List?

Julian

Julian

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Just a few things I'd like to do (in no particular order)....post up your list so I can poach from it!

  • Dive the Great Barrier Reef
  • See the Pyramids
  • Go on an African Safari
  • See the Grand Canyon
  • Boat Lake Powell
  • See the Parthenon in Greece
  • Go to Rome
  • Ascend the Burj Khalifa in UAE
  • Dive with the Rays in the Cayman Islands
  • Walk on the Great Wall of China
 
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Take my new boat to the lake tomorrow.
Sorry, that is all on my mind right now. :)
 
Walk my daughter down the isle at her wedding........and not loose it.
see one more sunset at the lake
have one more beer with my closest friends

not to be too vanilla but I sadly have little desire to go outside the America's. traveling just isn't my thing.
 
I like your first one for sure! Your 3rd one I might have over done a little last night! :wacky:
 
There's a few car races like the Indy 500 & Daytona 500 that I'd like to make it to.

Lake Powell

Take the family to Hawaii

Travel the US in an RV with no time restraints.
 
Travel from Boston to Florida on the ICW.
Lake Powell

I thought about doing The Great Loop but it's quite a commitment.
 
Play

Agusta National
Spy Glass
Torrey Pines
Pebble Beach
Whistling Straights
Pine Hurst #2
TPC Sawgrass
St. Andrews
Murfield
Oakmont
and a few others......
 
Mud Skipper said:
Travel from Boston to Florida on the ICW.
Lake Powell

I thought about doing The Great Loop but it's quite a commitment.
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Yeah...the great loop would be a journey to remember!
Chicago down to the Gulf alone would be cool!
 
We didn't go to the big island when we went to Hawaii (went to Maui and Kauai)....would have like to see live lava flows and the Pearl Harbor Memorial.
 
The only thing left on my bucket list is to NOT KICK IT for as long as possible.
 
Thought about going to all 50 States, but some of the 13 remaining ones are not all that attractive....LOL
 
My wife and I did Maui a few years ago. Did the sunrise on mt. Haleakala and the hike from Hana up to molikini falls. I want to go to Kauai next!
 
BigN8 said:
My wife and I did Maui a few years ago. Did the sunrise on mt. Haleakala and the hike from Hana up to molikini falls. I want to go to Kauai next!
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The hike to the falls through the bamboo forest was cool!
 
Yep. Unbelievable how dark it was. It rained on us for most of the hike up, which I thought only added to the coolness of the hike!
 
Oh! And for those that go up for the sunrise.......bring a freakin ski jacket. It was 32F and we had on shorts and tshirts!!
 
And if you do the bike down the mountain, take seriously warm gloves!
 
Go to Hawaii
Take our boat to Powell and Mead.
Cruise the Great Loop on a cabin cruiser with no time restraint.
Tour Europe on a train
Go to Australia and ride in a jetboat on some of the rivers.
Spend the entire week at Daytona leading up to the Daytona 500.
See the Indy 500 in person.
Drive a fast car on the Autobahn in Germany.
Do the same on the Nuremberg.
Sail a large catamaran sailboat around the world.

That's enough for starters.
 
@PEARCE What is "the Nuremberg"?

Isn't there a no speed limit private highway in Texas?
 
The Nuremberg (sp) is where most of the car manufacturers test their cars to see if they cut the mustard. It's a racetrack when it's closed to the public that's like 10 miles for one lap. Most of the time a part of it is a public road.

There is a toll road somewhere around Austin that has an 85mph speed limit I think. I also believe that some of the interstate highways out in west Texas have high speed limits, but have never been out that direction to verify. The interstates around me have a 75mph speed limit. This is the reason why i went with high speed radials on the boat trailer. Texas is a huge state!
 
@Julian es ist der Nürburgring

I have been there, and come close to driving it.

It is interesting when you get passed quickly on the Autobahn then look down and realize you are going 130!
 
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