What is on your bucket list

daz378

Bucket list for when I partially retire, hopefully 2 years...from watching Lewis and Morse, always wanted to visit oxford couple of days will do...got family near Stonehenge..could visit them....big sister lives in LA ...visit a few weeks,  studied in Bremen...early 90s..revisit...otherwise living very basically  but no pressure of work

Farway

daz378 said:

Bucket list for when I partially retire, hopefully 2 years...from watching Lewis and Morse, always wanted to visit oxford couple of days will do.

Oxford [and Cambridge] were on my to-do list, I enjoyed it and recognised the places seen on TV, not just Morse items, all very touristy but that was what I was

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Well l just been to B&Q and bought two builders buckets so that's my bucket list sorted.;)

Katiehound

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Well l just been to B&Q and bought two builders buckets so that's my bucket list sorted.;)

Ah, but the question is... what are they going to contain??!!

Could be a mini pond for example........ or just a bucket for ... things!

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Katiehound said:

[Deleted User] said:

Well, l just been to B&Q and bought two builders buckets, so that's my bucket list sorted.;)

Ah, but the question is... what are they going to contain??!!

Could be a mini pond, for example........ or just a bucket for ... things!

Nothing exciting sand and cement.

bluenose1

Ooh a bucket list, mine is constantly changing but here are the next few years.

1. Holiday to Lake Garda (going to book for next May but my husband wants to know the football fixtures for next season first!!!!)
2. Cruise to Norwegian Fjords. Booked for end of next June (football season over so have booked that one.)
3. Visit some major European cities  for 4/5 nights off season eg Rome, Berlin.
4. Holidays to different parts of UK in car with dog.
5. Start knitting again of an evening.
6. Learn some very basic Italian, listened to a few YT videos but the words don’t stick in my head
7. Going to see Hamilton the musical at a theatre, watched it on Disney a couple of years ago and loved it, booked for May 25.
8. Create a herb garden.
9. Declutter house and garage and live minimally.

Bucket list items completed.

1. Main one - saving enough to retire at age 57.
2. Moving to a house with woods, beach and restaurants/ bars / shops all within walking distance. 
3. Getting a dog, got a Cavapoo last June and never laughed or discussed poos so much
4. Trip to New York and climbing the stairs into head of Statue of Liberty.
5. City breaks to Porto and Athens, loved both of them.
6. Holiday to Disneyworld, done several times now, got the Disney bug.
7. Ongoing - Member of good local hotel gym so regular visits to weight train and go to sauna etc to improve health.

Somebody

Holiday to Lake Garda: we did a guided tour by greatrail in the first year of retirement.  Took my parents as well.  London-Simione via Paris and Turin by train.  Overnight stays in Turin at the beginning and end.  They collected and sent our luggage ahead.

Day trips to Venice, Isola del Garda and Verona whilst based in Simione. 

Recommended.

SouthCoastBoy

We went to Rome in February, weather was great, we had a lovely time, stayed 3 nights, walked everywhere.i recommend a guided tour for the forum and colosseum. Get your husband to do a lazio stadium tour while there 😀

sgx2000

[Deleted User] said:

Well l just been to B&Q and bought two builders buckets so that's my bucket list sorted.;)

roflol.................

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sgx2000 said:

[Deleted User] said:

Well l just been to B&Q and bought two builders buckets so that's my bucket list sorted.;)

roflol.................

  Hope you don't need a bucket!:)