The BUCKET LIST thread!...who has an OFFICIAL BUCKET LIST?
 

I have just recently turned... sigh!:(...52 and I realized that I do not have an OFFICIAL BUCKET LIST! :confused: Many of my friends and family have one and have even begun to plan for these events in the very near future. I mean I've thought of certain ones but the list will change on a monthly basis. So, with that in mind:

Who here on PPOT has an official BUCKET LIST of say 10 things, places, events, etc.? I mean it has to have been planned AND OFFICIALLY WRITTEN DOWN for say at least 5 to 10 years. Please Pelicans, share them with us and maybe, help me and hopefully others out? :)

Cheers!

Alex

here's mine:

1. jot down bucket list.
2.

Check out sewell94's post, "Knocking one off the bucket list" - 09/01/2011 as a start point

It's not a terribly big deal. I should just do it. It's a two day down river trip in a kayak, Canadian canoe, rubber boat. I've wanted to explore this river since a teen and the only way to see it all is by the river itself as no roads follow it. Some big rapids, medium flow most of the way. I say "Go for it." This summer I will. I like the idea of a Candian Canoe the most. Load it up with tent, fly rod, vino.

Lol Vash, that's where I'm at too!

Go for it Bill!...which river will this epoque journey be on?

1. Survive till retirement, then all bets are off.
2. Play Sawgrass

Five years ago I never expected to ride in the Alps. Now I've been there twice.
Nothing on my bucket list, I'm pretty contented as is.
Jim

Fixed

It's a place here in New Zealand called the Waiohine Gorge and I would do about 10 miles as the crow flies so X that by three for the actual trip. Some days it's like the pic other days more water. I'm considering testing out my aluminium dingy in it.

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1343262496.jpg

1) Retire in South America
2) Learn spanish
3) Die there

Kinda what I had in mind.