Because I'm always grateful for easy, low-maintenance blog content, I present the new, updated version:
(Added September 24th, 2009)
- Set foot on Antarctica
- Climb Mt. Kilimanjaro
Jump out of a plane in Queenstown (well, over Fox Glacier, actually), New Zealand- Do the 'World's Most Dangerous Hike' up Hua Shan, Shaanxi, China.
- Pay my respects at the Canadian National Vimy Memorial, Vimy Ridge
- Trek to Everest Base Camp
- See the Sun Rise over Angkor Wat
Trek in Patagonia
- Visit Petra, Jordan
- Get onto the roof of a train in India
- Reflect on the beaches of Normandy
- Paraglide in Nepal
- Backpack in Glacier National Park
- Ride the Trans-Siberian Railway
- Connect with my inner-Darwin in the Galapagos Islands
Ride a ship up or down the Amazon River- Cycle up the Col de Tourmalet.
- Run the Médoc Marathon, sampling all eighteen wine stations.
- Drive the PCH between Marin and Big Sur, on a sunny day, in a convertible.
Find the Freakiest Mannequin in the World- Spend Carnival in Brazil (in Rio or Salvador)
- Backpack in Torres del Paine National Park
- Summit at least one 6,000 metre peak (Chachani Volcano, I'm looking at you!)
- Backpack the Milford Track in the Fiordlands of New Zealand
- Leap off the highest commercial bungy jump at the Macau Sky Tower
Related Entries:
1. My Travel Wishlist
2. The Long, Slow Boat Ride up the Amazon
3. (Very Nearly) Down to the End of the World
4. New Year's Eve 2009
5. Valparaíso
2 comments:
When I was in Macau, I wasn't very impressed with their Bungee. To be honest, it looked like a low-budget apparatus they stuck to the tower for the heck of it cuz China likes to make money off every little thing. I don't know if it's a view thing either, but there's not much of a view there...
Still going to do it -- let's face it, bungy platforms are always going to look at bit cheap since they're just glorified rigs onto which to hook a giant rubber band. As for the view, I'm kinda going to be focusing on the ground when I jump. If you've never bungyed, it's such a ridiculous experience. Bungying down 233 metres will be even more of a ridiculous experience.
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