What would be your ideal trip or adventure!

[pibbleb]

That's a damn fine idea there Jon! :You_Rock_

Better still how about you me and our families head off to Canada as the advance party for the BCUK commune.

I'm sure between the lot of us we could probably survive nicely!

Pib

 

[JonnyP]

That's a damn fine idea there Jon! :You_Rock_

Better still how about you me and our families head off to Canada as the advance party for the BCUK commune.

I'm sure between the lot of us we could probably survive nicely!

Pib

Y'ok Pib....You go get the tickets and I will meet you at the airport.....

 

[oldsoldier]

My ideal adventure would be to hike the appalachian trail. Ah, someday......
I'd also like to visit Scotland someday as well. Always wanted to see it. Nothing in particular there, some of the lochs, some castles, more than a few pubs, whatever. Will befriend someone who lives there, to employ as a tour guide, before I head over, I think

 

[falling rain]

I'd like to sea kayak around the coast of britain all the way round. I've only a little experience of kayaking so at the moment it would be way out of my league of experience. I'd like to pull in on remote beaches for the night and set up my camp, get the fire going do some fishing and cook them over my fire and watch the sunset with a dram of rum. One day maybe I'll get round to going on a course, and do a couple of one night easy trips to gain experience and work my way up to it.............(day dreams with chin on hands)

I'm planning to do rather a lot of camping next year (and I mean a lot) which I won't go into now but a plan has been formulating in my mind for several weeks now. I'll mention it nearer the time (february 2008) as I need to save some money and don't know what events may come along in the mean time. :umbrella:

 

[Eric_Methven]

My ideal adventure would be to spend a few weeks in the big brother house.... Nooooo!!! Unless it was as a spy deliberately put there to f**k with people's heads. They'd have to let me take my chainsaw in though.
With the money I'd earn, I'd take off to Canada for some much needed post BB therapy.

Eric

 

[Neanderthal]

My Dream Plan is to walk from Mexico to Canada (to meet up with the rest of BCUK it seems ) following the Pacific Crest Trail, 2600 miles and about 6 months walking.

"Just nipping out for a paper, honest..."

Stu

 

[BorderReiver]

Yeah, no probs, the trips on me, if you could all send me your bank details, so I can deposit the funds you will need ....

 

[Northern Giant UK]

I think this guy has the right idea. . .

http://bushcraft.se/iceland/

A trek across Iceland now I fancy that. .one day.

Kev

 

[amott69]

I'd like to walk the mountains around sweden for a few weeks tracking bears and lynx.Maybe with abit of fishing and canoeing thrown in for good measure or just stay for as long as i could just bushing it up living the life.Maybe next year!
This year I'm going to just settle for a week fishing my way down the thames in my canoe

 

[Eric_Methven]

I'd seriously like to do Australia - for about a year. My wife and I have always maintained (for at least a dozen years or so) that if we come into lots of money, like winning the lottery or whatever, we'd bank the money and do off to Oz. Once there, rent a half decent 4WD RV and dissapear into the bush. During the year traveling and discovering stuff, we'd be able to plan what to do with the fortune without squandering it. I'd also like to do an extended trip to Poland. Two reasons, first to study their traditional craft skills, and second to oggle the women. I've never seen an ugly polish girl. Even the plain ones are pretty. Maybe I had too much to drink

Eric

 

[AndyW]

Put me down for Canada too

I'd like to give the West Coast Trail a go. They suffered a lot of damage early this year from some very heavy storms but it they're patching things up.

Next year hopefully for me.

The Willmore Wilderness looks goot too. It's north of Banff and Jasper.

 

[JonnyP]

I watched a great vid on youtube about a couple of guys canoeing across Canada. Now that appeals too....

 

[pibbleb]

We are hoping that my wife will qualify as a Midwife in a couple of years. She'll have to work off her bursary and then we are packing our bags for good. Well that's the plan!

The three main places are on the map at the mo Australia, New Zealand and Canada. New Zealand was my personal favorite, but Canada keeps muscling in!

Emma is kind of more into New Zealand as she likes their Midwifery style and as she will be our green card it's only fair that she the pick of the bunch!

Anyway that will be our big, big adventure! I'd like to do the Yukon in Canada though and link up with Dorian Amos and have a wee natter!

Pib

 

[Womble]

My ideal trip is hardly ambitious, but then again neither am I! In 1997 I did a backpackers tour around the Scottish Highlands, and repeated it in 2001 - and that was the last true holiday I had. So I've decided to go back. This September I'm off on a 9-day adventure, taking in Skye, the outer Hebrides and Orkney (and lots of bits in between). I only decided to take a holiday yeasterday, I found the tour at lunchtime, and I'd booked it before leaving work that afternoon! If anyone who wants to see, this is the tour: http://www.wild-in-scotland.com/9disland.php (I have no connection with the company, except having gone with them before in 2001 and having a great time). All I've gotta do now is get up there, and find somewhere to kip for a couple of nights either side of the tour!

I'm getting excited already!

 

[PhilParry]

hmmm....

Personally I'm craving for a long stay in the wild - I KNEW I should have read "Call of the Wild"!!!:aargh4:




Phil

 

[Tengu]

I havent been away in years either Womble

But that tour of scotland sounds overtly ambitious, -you will spend most of your time travelling

 

[Womble]

I havent been away in years either Womble

But that tour of scotland sounds overtly ambitious, -you will spend most of your time travelling

I haven't a problem with that - I won't be doing the driving, and I've always had the view that getting there is part of the adventure.

 

[MalIrl]

Canoe trip in the Canadian or Alaskan wilderness would fit the bill for me. I guess Sweden would be just as good!