Apologies if posted before. Mine is Manx GP doing 2015 Dijon prenois coupe moto legends doing 2015 Re visit arnhem doing 2015 Paddle down the Loire valley in a kayak camping overnight with my son Walk the campino de Santiago Visit the Canadian Rockies Ride Route 66 Tour India on an Enfield Ride to Greece during the summer like I tried as a kid. Any more? Inspire me
pretty content, i have learned not lust after things i cant afford or find the time for, seems like i have been working long days forever and now i have some young ones i have to work more. i started late with the family so did my dirty deeds for long enough when i was younger.. i don't fly so don't travel. think i would like to make it to my kids hit there twenty's. walk the west highland way with the family (tried it before but got proper ill the second day} own a Maserati. doo nicola sturgeon.
Surely by living a long life you qualify? What about a birdcage? Been loving n lusting after them for years beautiful, quattroporte, gran turismo, what about a 4c alfa. Strangely not a fezza fan. Far too bling and noveau riche
alfa always. but you can always aim higher. as for living a long life i will be over the moon if i make it to your age.
Nw200 ( when its dry!) Gp at Mugello Build one of these.. Ducati TT900 Chassis Kit Ride it to Italy....(not kidding) WDW. Also( not copying) own a Maserati. Quattroporte are getting nearly affordable to buy, maybe not to run. Speak fluent Italian.. There appears to be a theme here, but can't put my finger on it...
I try to always be working towards something bucket list-able. Two or three years really focussing on an activity normally brings forth enough skill to do some awesome stuff that you won't forget in a hurry. This year it has been motorbikes and it started by getting my licence in January after meeting MissPineapple (Hot Italian was always on the bucket list, tick!). Riding at Silverstone on the Panigale and Monster, Rockingham on the R1, IOM TT, and Donington Park on the Fireblade were all amazing experiences as I didn't expect to be doing stuff like that so soon. Riding the Panigale across Europe to Italy and back was definately one for the list. Next year is also motorbike adventures having just bought a couple of Enduro bikes and also booked up the three day trackday at Jerez to kick off the year Previous years have been rock climbing, mountain climbing, trackdays in cars then drifting them competitively, surfing, skateboarding, martial arts, jumping out of planes,...... Owning something unobtainable is not really on the list as in my opinion it's what you do with it that will enrich your life. I'd rather have a £2k bike and rag around tracks all year than a £20k bike that doesn't get used for anything other than looking shiny. At least I keep telling myself that when I break it...
