Plain Ol' Bucket List

[teamchemistry15]

What's on yours?

I want my scuba certification, to sky dive, catch a marlin, Goliath grouper, and to see Metallica.

[George]

I want to finish writing my novel, hunt a big horn sheep, hike the AT, build a motorcycle, climb Mount Rainier, see Yo-Yo Ma and Radiohead (separately), fly a bush plane into the Alaskan wilderness, and learn woodworking. I know there's more that won't come to me at the moment, but that's a good start.

[Blue Heaven]

Catch a 10 lb bass
Travel to Ireland
Grand Canyon
Yosemite
Yellowstone
Follow the Cats on an epic March run

[teamchemistry15]

I've fished the Colorado River in the mountains, but I've always wanted to fly fish for salmon.

[George]

Yosemite is incredible. I'll say, though, for those of you interested in national parks, you should really consider taking a trip to Glacier. It's somehow lesser known than the typical big names, but it's spectacular. If you're looking for an untamed experience, look no further than Glacier. While you're there it's a weird day when you don't see some kind of amazing wildlife.

[Matt Dillon]

Play the courses at Wood Lake (Tazewell, Tn.) and Harbor Town (Hilton Head Island).

[TrueblueCATfan]

I want to see all my favorite bands from the 70's in concert...Off my list already are.....Kansas....Foreigner..Boston..Fleetwood Mac and I am seeing Journey in June

And go to Frankfurt Germany to see where I was born

[George]

Play the courses at Wood Lake (Tazewell, Tn.) and Harbor Town (Hilton Head Island).

Woodlake is a nice course. First time I played there I hit my first birdie (chip-in on hole #1).

[Matt Dillon]

Woodlake is a nice course. First time I played there I hit my first birdie (chip-in on hole #1).

I've played every course in Central and SE Ky. and NE Tn. that I want to play except Wood Lake. It's probably nearly an all day trip, and even though me and my buddies are all retired we still have things that keep us from spending an entire day away from home.

[surveyor]

Travel abroad:
Italy
Spain
Ireland
Germany
Australia


Travel - US:
Hawaii
Arizona - Grand Canyon, Tombstone, Sedona
Montana - the front range
Seattle
Oregon and Northern Cali forests
Maine
UP Michigan
Alaska

Hiking:
Grand Canyon
Zion National Park, Utah
AT
Jackson Hole

[CATHYnKY]

Until things settle down, will stay mostly in the US of A.

-Dakotas
-Maine
-Go back to Yellowstone and Grand Canyon.
-Somewhere in the Caribbean
-Seattle and Nova Scotia
-Back to Hawaii

My son moved to Ft Collins Co. last summer. Will get lots of hiking done when we visit.

[Dwight Schrute]

Hike:
-The AT
-Half Dome at Yosemite
-the Swiss Alps

Travel:
-Montana
-Northern California
-Pacific Northwest and Alaska
-Europe (all of it)
-North Korea (dead serious)

Other experiences:
-Golf Harbor Town, Augusta, Whistling Straits, St. Andrews, and Pebble Beach
-Learn to SCUBA

[surveyor]

-Golf Harbor Town, Augusta, Whistling Straits, St. Andrews, and Pebble Beach
-Learn to SCUBA

One of my golf buddies is a 6 handicap and played Pebble Beach years ago. Maybe if my handicap was single digits I'd consider it, but it's hard to justify $300+ for a round of golf when there's a plethora of other things to spend it on with the wife.

[Dwight Schrute]

One of my golf buddies is a 6 handicap and played Pebble Beach years ago. Maybe if my handicap was single digits I'd consider it, but it's hard to justify $300+ for a round of golf when there's a plethora of other things to spend it on with the wife.

Shoot, only $300? Last time I looked at green fees it was $500 at a minimum.

I wouldn't pay it, though. I'd only be interested in playing if for free or being comped or something like that.

[Matt Dillon]

The last time I checked on the course at Harbor Town, it was $300.00 for the morning and $250.00 in the afternoon. It may be more now.