Your travel bucket list?

Manatee said:
Advice to all: do it while you can,you will be glad you did. We are 81 and 80, we don't move as fast as we used to. Anything involving walking probably won't happen.
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We definitely are! We are 63 and 67 and going until we can't.
 

If money were no object and me and hubby were more physically mobile
England, Scotland and Wales
Thailand with son's family to meet daughter in laws family
Italy with my Mother in Law's ghost, she was fluent and a social butterfly
Amsterdam for both the history and space cakes

Wanted to add two
Israel, but I need a ghost named Aviva, fluent and she went every summer, the perfect guide!
San Simeon, went there as a kid. Who did I know from Hearst and all the Hollywood legends? My Mom was enraptured. I could definitely appreciate it now, ditto for San Francisco
 
Bobw235 said:
My sister-in-law went to Istanbul and said it was a wonderful adventure. She had a great time.
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Don't stop at Istanbul. Turkey has many excellent sites of antiquity - the excavations at Troy and Ephesus are fascinating and there are many Roman sites as well. For Australians there is the added attraction of the Gallipoli battle fields of the ill fated WW I attempt to open up the Dardanelles by British and Commonwealth forces.
 
The Bob Marshall Wilderness is +1.1 million acres of wild mountain terrain just south of Glacier National Park. No motorized vehicles or machines or bicycles allowed & of course there is no cell reception so we really experience the natural world here. Looking forward to returning again this year.
 
I would LOVE to go back to Europe, and to England, Scotland and Ireland. I kind of doubt I'll ever be able to afford it, though. When I was in Europe before, I had the luxury of being a military dependent stationed in Germany, so it didn't cost much to go all over. I never got to England, though, and I wish I had done so.
 

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