What incredible adventurous thing would you like to do?

Question

like fly a hot air baloon or explore a jungle or race motor cycles?

I want to go lake and undersea cave diving :)

Answer 1

I would love to voyage into space! That would be the ultimate adventure for me.

Here on earth, travel would be my adventure of choice.

Cheers :-)

Answer 2

Well, at the moment it's trying to figure a way to dodge the Coast Guard who are watching me and who have no respect whatsoever for my canoe and 2 hp electric motor or faith in my seaworthiness to get safely across the Straits of Juan De Fuca. I've been exploring this possible adventure for a year now, scoping it out for miles along coastline for a good place to cross. I think I can do it. I've done stupider things and survived. I'll survive this, too. And, I actually kinda sorta know what I'm doing. Besides, it's been over a year since I broke my neck trying something else as stupid. : )

Answer 3

I'm pretty reserved about that stuff - I have no desire to do anything risky. However, I *would* love to travel around the world. I speak Chinese, so a trip to Taiwan has always been on my list. I'd love to visit Israel, where my husband lived for a few years, plus my cousins' dairy farm in Sweden - really, I'd love to see the whole world!

I'd love to see all sorts of historical places - when I visited the Tower of London, it was so exciting I made my husband take me again the next day - LOL

Answer 4

Why, visit the parrot clay licks in the Peruvian Amazon of Course (du-uh)!

Macaw and parrot clay licks are special deposits of clay along riverbanks or sometimes in the forest interior in the Amazon rainforest. The birds flocks to the clay, usually in waves that start at 600 or 630 am and end at 1100 am or noon, to eat thumb-sized lumps each day. The clay appears to detoxify the nasty poisons in their diets of seeds of rainforest trees and vines...

The largest known macaw assemblages in the world occur at these clay five "commercial" licks--specifically at the large licks in the upper Tambopata (perhaps one of the most famous, thanks in considerable measure to my January 1994 cover story in National Geographic Magazine) and at the large licks that local Indians showed me in 1999 and 2001 in Mishagua and Pucani in the Lower Urubamba River. Additional large macaw licks offered for visitation can be found 4-5 hours by boat from Puerto Maldonado on the Heath River (currently the most accessible of all large macaw clay licks), and on the Madre de Dios River downstream from the mouth of the Manu River. This last lick, which biologists often refer to as the "Blanquillo Lick", because of the small stream by that name, is currently the world's most visited large macaw clay lick, with nearly 3,000 tourists flocking there annually. The large lick on the upper Tambopata River is currently the second most visited macaw clay lick in the world, and the Heath River lick is now becoming one of the most popular new licks for visits, as it is so easy to reach from the jetport of Puerto Maldonado.

But despite the fact that the three most visited clay licks in the world all are in Madre de Dios Department of Peru, the licks of the Lower Urubamba may soon eclipse those three licks, as the photo opportunities in the Lower Urubamba tend to be much better, as you can shoot pictures from only 15-20 meters away from solid ground, and the macaws are now very tame after several years of intensive protection by the local Indian villages of Sepahua and Pucani, respectively. So although Manu and Tambopata are household words among ecotourists looking for ways to visit excellent macaw clay licks, in fact, watch for Sepahua, Pucani, and Timpia to give the better known licks a run for their money. Whenever a film crew or serious photographer wants the best possible macaw clay lick photography, I don't have to think twice before sending them straight-away to Sepahua and Pucani. Both Sepahua and Pucani communities offer lodging associated with their clay lick treasures!.

Answer 5

I want to be on the first space craft that lands on Mars.
However I will be too old to be considered so;
I want to go to Zimbabwe in April 2008 after the elections over there to help my friend Charles who is a Pastor there.
Guess what- Am going.

Answer 6

Go swimming with the sharks. I would love to do it out of the cage, but in all likelihood, at the least the first time I would probably do it in the cage.

Answer 7

I lived in Europe for a while. I would like to take a year off to visit every off-the-beaten-track festival in America. It isn't exactly glamorous, but I'll bet it would be fun!

Answer 8

I wanted to climb Mount Rainier which is near where I live. But health issues - and my lack of discipline to stay fit - seem to have gotten in the way.

Answer 9

Prob go river rafting or do the zip line in Costa Rica. I chickened out the first time I visited, but I would prob do it on my next visit.

Answer 10

I want to remarry my wife with a full traditional Thai wedding, in our village in the Thai jungle. and invite the whole village to our wedding, we will eat ,dance , sing and drink ,for two days.