We want to hear what’s on YOUR BUCKET LIST!

[rperry]

Calling all our daring and adventurous RVers!

We’re currently researching for an article on BUCKET LISTS. You know… those amazing, incredible, jaw-dropping experiences that you’d LOVE to have the the chance to cross off your list.

We want to hear your stories and put them in the mag!

What’s on your bucket list?
What items have you already ticked off on your travels?
What’s the most exciting, once-in-a-lifetime experience you’ve had on your travels?

Tell us about your BUCKET LIST experiences by commenting on this post or emailing [email protected]

Gotta go, there’s a hot air balloon waiting to take me over Alice springs…

[Old Techo]

Can’t stand heights so a balloon is completely out

For my 70th I got this… http://www.adrenalin.com.au/rally-drivi … port/12417

Busting to do it but waiting for some decent Spring weather.

My ultimate bucket list would be to drive a V8 supercar around Bathurst. Done it in the Prado towing my caravan but that’s just not quite the same

[odzi]

Hey OT, you can do some fast driving at Calder I got to drive an Auscar there around the oval/tilted track (fantastic) but I think you can also drive around on the flat track next door?! Not quite the same as Bathurst, I know!


Oh, and as far as the bucket list goes; one day I hope to get to Broome and the Kimberleys

[jock]

I think we’ve had something like this topic before…But anyway I think it’s off topic and will report it as such and moving right along to get into the subject….Jennifer Hawkins comes to mind

Jock

[Cyclone]

A flight in a hot air balloon. And a flight in a Catalina. My wife and I do most things together. The balloon is easy for me but can’t get my wife up in one.

[Rolex]

Top of my list is to skydive in a wingsuit, the first time I seen it I thought that’s me, but the wife has other ideas.

[glanyard]

A flight in an Army Tiger gunship helicopter; doesn’t have to have weapons loaded but that would also be good.
glanyard

[4wd26]

would like to travel to all the geographic points in Australia- N S E W and the “couple” of different centres
as well as the corner of the states.

Wouldn’t mind doing the Len Beadell tracks in the order he made them- trying to cover the same country and the points of interest noted in his books but not necessarily on the tracks.

[nsgnomad]

Calling all our daring and adventurous RVers!


Gotta go, there’s a hot air balloon waiting to take me over Alice springs…

Already done that while I was living in Alice.

But, still to do in no particular order
Cape York
Kimberleys
Ningaloo & Shark Bay
Wild flowers of W.A.
S.W. of W.A.
Nullabor
Kangaroo Island
Tassie, in a caravan for at least 2 months
Lake Eyre
The Simpson
Undarra lava tubes
Lawn Hill

The other items on my bucket list are overseas.

Cheers.

[reidysroaming]

Cape York, Tassie, Ningaloo Reef, Kimberly & Kangaroo Island (going around Oz in 5 years, hopefully, so will tick these off)
Shark Cage dive in SA will be great seeing those graceful white pointer sharks up close
Swim with the awesome Whale Sharks in WA
Actually getting to see a whale breach. They seem to breach for everyone but when I’m out there they are very tame
Cage of Death Crocosaurus cove in NT looks exciting.
Swimming with sealions in SA
Feeding the amazing tuna in SA looks great
Feeding wild dolphins in either Monkey Mia or Tin Can Bay.
4wding on Fraser Island/Moreton Island
Swimming with the Seals in Port Phillip Bay in Melbourne has been ticked off my list.
Horse riding along the great ocean road has also been ticked off
Flying over 12 Apostles, Bay of Islands also ticked off.
Red Centre, Broken Hill, Flinders Rangers Coober Pedy & outback QLD will be ticked off my list in 8weeks time.
And then theres the huge overseas things to see.