Thread: What's your travel bucket list?

Originally Posted by somtamslap

Next three years look a little like this:

2018: Slovakia to Germany via River Danube

All on me bike, of course.

Like this i assume?

^ I was thinking about riding next to it, but this is a neat idea.

Notice my use of the word 'neat'.

Pretty cool, huh?

^^ I'm sure I saw a post from a member here who made his own cycly-boaty thing like that, but from bamboo, and traveled a way along the Mekong.

Originally Posted by Maanaam

^^ I'm sure I saw a post from a member here who made his own cycly-boaty thing like that, but from bamboo, and traveled a way along the Mekong.

A real adventure [even today] might be to kayak The Mekong from headwaters to basin.....

Just remember to portage around the falls. Can't take the train because it was abandoned by the French a long time ago. If I get there I'll take some pics of it.

So the bet now is will the fish post a "new" pic thread before pizza. You have a head start on that one but I will reveal that we allready have the tickets. Ready, set,go! And as allways happy travels, fish.

As a child one of the first books I read was about lions in Africa. So, I would like to go to Africa to see the lions and I would like to take my friend Petitnoir Sambeau with me.

Last time I was at the Wisconsin Dells there were students from all over the world working the attractions. We went horseback riding with some students from Russia that lead the team.

We also took the river boat tours on the upper and lower Dells. Quite amazing scenery along the river.

A big draw are the duck rides that you must go on at least once in a lifetime. They are from the second world war and take you from the town to the river and back through some beautifull scenery.

The Dells as we call it used to have the worlds largest water park called Noah's Ark. A great place to take kids in the summer.

The town is what we call a tourist trap but it it's a nice one. Very family friendly to say the least. If you have the time and the money it's a great place to put on anyones bucket list.

Last time I was there we took a helicopter over the area as well. The main street is nice just to walk because of all the attractions such as Ripley's Believe It or Not exhibition among others.The kids will never forget this place. When I was small they had idians doing folk dances at a stone Amphitheater along the Wisconsin River. They stoped that years ago as the thought was the tourists were exploiting the Indians. The rock formations along the river have allways been the big draw and it just bloomed from there.

I don't take advice from people who are too dull to understand my post.

Originally Posted by Somboon

Originally Posted by can123

I don't take advice from people who are too dull to understand my post.

I was joking. I don't take advice from randoms on forums, especially "dull" ones with no sense of humour.

Yes, but you still do not understand it, do you ? Very dopey.

Would like to see the aura borealis from somewhere. Not really bothered as to where from.

Interesting thought, somewhere in the northern hemisphere I'd guess, as long as you're not near a city. The darker the night the better. Id say from the southern shore of Lake Superior on the beach north of the Huron mountains. I would say you just might have the place to yourself. Last time there was with my son. A handful of campers on the beach. It's a big beach.

I find it strange to look into the night sky from Laos. It's like I'm on another planet. Well it is pretty much out of this world. The one I know anyway. Keep looking up.


the fish

Ain't got a bucket list, I've been living my life everyday all my life.

Can go anywhere I want tomorrow if I want.

Oh Ok then, I'll go to Samui.

Jimmy Buffett is playing at the Alpine Valley you're welcome to crash at the fishes.

You can stay in the club house. It's got ac. In fact ac/ dc as well as a host of others.

Your LP collection thread was music to my ears. And all who had not lived the eara feal lucky that you have been graced by the digital age. A chest of drawers on a thumbnail.

I've an extra copy of Emerson Lake & Palmer Brain Salad Surgery.

You're welcome to scratch the shit out of it.