What have you taken off of your bucket list or at least aren't seriously considering it anymore?

[asp3]

I used to want to climb El Capitan before I turned 50 and then turned that into before I turned 60. However I'm not so sure I want to climb El Capitan anymore and I've pretty much taken it off my bucket list. I might consider climbing a few pitches and then spending the night in a portaledge on the wall, but I don't think I want to do the entire climb.

 

[AnnieA]

Having a completely off grid home. There's more work to it than my body can handle these days. Still love the idea tho...

 

[Serenity4321]

SkyDiving..I used to think it would be a great adventure...now I am worried if I land wrong I will be in trouble...

 

[Ceege]

I've always wanted to take a trip to Scotland and see the Highlands. But now air travel just isn't anything I want to subject myself to.

 

[IrisSenior]

I want to go to England (and a side trip to Scotland at the same time) but I may not be able to do this. Long flights don't agree with me.

 

[horseless carriage]

A sister company to MG was the Wolseley company. After seeing Foyle's War I had a Wolseley on my bucket list, but not anymore.

 

[funsearcher!]

Mont Blanc and Chamonix will be postponed until 2022 or maybe indefinitely. I was there in the 70's and always thought I would return.

 

[jujube]

I wanted to set foot on all the continents,, but I'm probably not going to make it to Antarctica. Australia's still floating around in the bucket, though.

 

[CinnamonSugar]

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A sister company to MG was the Wolseley company. After seeing Foyle's War I had a Wolseley on my bucket list, but not anymore.

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Well, if it's any consolation, @horseless carriage, you in one of your dapper double-breasted suits and your wife in her stylish dresses would have fit right in on the set and looked nice next to that car!

 

[asp3]

I've always wanted to take a trip to Scotland and see the Highlands. But now air travel just isn't anything I want to subject myself to.

Have you ever considered taking one of the transatlantic repositioning cruises? I think some of them stop in England, but I know that some stop in Spain. They tend to be less expensive than other cruises. Now the problem would be getting back because they usually go to Europe in the April/May timeframe and return to the Caribbean in the September/October timeframe.

I may actually have that mixed up. It may be going from Europe to the Alaska area in April/May and back after that. However since the cruise industry has been so disrupted I wouldn't bet on anything going back to normal.

 

[horseless carriage]

Well, if it's any consolation, @horseless carriage, you in one of your dapper double-breasted suits and your wife in her stylish dresses would have fit right in on the set and looked nice next to that car!

What a lovely compliment, thank you. A lady stopped me today while I was out shopping, she wanted to photograph my shoes. Happens all the time.

 

[helenbacque]

I traveled a lot but never made it to China which, other than skydiving, would complete my list. Both are saved for next life now.

 

[squatting dog]

Some Dreams just die hard.

 

[ProTruckDriver]

Three things I always wanted to do in my life.

• Visit different countries around the world. (I've done that with 23 years in the Navy)
• Visit all the States in the United States (Done driving cross country for 16 years)
• Run in a Marathon (26.22 miles). Has to be taken off my bucket list due to my health conditions.

 

[Gary O']

What have you taken off of your bucket list or at least aren't seriously considering it anymore?​

Visiting my kin in Ireland

Seriously doubt that's gonna happen, as I no longer care to go anywhere I can't get back before dark

Still.....wouldn't mind sipping a pint in an Irish pub

 

[bowmore]

After being in all 24 time zones and all 8 continents, my bucket is full. One highlight was around the world in 18 days. LA to Moscow, Trans Siberian Express from Moscow to Vladivostok, then back to LA.

 

[CinnamonSugar]

Learning French... playing the cello. ::sigh::

 

[Sassycakes]

I always wanted to visit Italy, but not anymore.

 

[bowmore]

What have you taken off of your bucket list or at least aren't seriously considering it anymore?​

Visiting my kin in Ireland

Seriously doubt that's gonna happen, as I no longer care to go anywhere I can't get back before dark

Still.....wouldn't mind sipping a pint in an Irish pub

Like this?

 

[Pecos]

We have been on four cruises, but doubt that we will go on another because of the illnesses that have popped up.
Another horse back vacation is out and after seven hiking vacations those are out as well because we are getting creaky.
We have largely ruled out flying down to New Zealand or Australia. Those long flights don't agree with us anymore.
Buying a two seater sports car is out these days.

What is still in: riverboat cruises, and trips: to Portugal, the UK, Hawaii, NYC, and a train trip across Canada.

 

[bowmore]

I always wanted to visit Italy, but not anymore.

Try this armchair trip

 

[bowmore]

I've always wanted to take a trip to Scotland and see the Highlands. But now air travel just isn't anything I want to subject myself to.

Try this armchair trip on a barge through the Caledonian Canal

 

[Gary O']

Like this?

I s'pose

Thinking something a bit more quaint
Less hard stuff....more taps

 

[officerripley]

Seeing the ocean one more time. Also, having the retirement and old age I was hoping to have.

 

[MarciKS]

I always wanted to be on American Bandstand. Had to scratch that off years ago. *sniffs*

Other than that...don't really have a bucket list.