It’s always great to start a new year off with some goals, resolutions, and great ideas! These are a few top things on my bucket list for 2015.
Scuba Dive in the Great Barrier Reef
This would be the trip of a lifetime. Scuba diving in clear water with a zillion colorful fish swarming around me! Maybe I’ll even see an octopus!
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Diving at Corn Island, Nicaragua
Beautiful tropical island in untouched Caribbean-side of Nicaragua. This is a little more realistic diving goal, and just one country over!
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Take Better Photos
Since I upgraded to a full frame Canon 6D a few months ago, I’ve been feeling the need to raise the bar and start taking pictures worthy of such an awesome camera. 4,000 shots into it and I finally think I have a few good ones! Check back soon for some more pictures.
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Ride an Elephant
It would be amazing to see a different variety of jungle animals than the monkeys, crocodiles, and jaguars here in Central America. Elephants top the list because they’re such huge amazing creatures!
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Take Aerial Photos of Awesome Places While Traveling
I’ve been learning the art of aerial photography and am super excited to use my quadcopter at some awesome places in the next year!
New Bucket List Places to Visit
Indonesia
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Bali
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Thailand
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Looks like a busy year again! Be sure to like UnevenSidewalks on Facebook to stay up to date on our latest adventures!
Great list! I’m also trying to get better with the photos I take. I was thinking of maybe finding an online course. And definitely try and go to Bali. It’s beautiful! :)
Practice makes perfect, and a good eye makes good pictures! Thanks for stopping by.
Hi Landon,
I’ve been to quite a few places on your bucket list so if you want any recommendations let me know! I’d love to know where the room overhanging the river is though – is it in Bali?
By the way the diving in Indonesia is amazing – even in Bali (in Tulamben Bay), I think I saw greater biodiversity than on the Great Barrier Reef – it’s all on the website :)
And for your elephant experience – I highly recommend Elephant Hills in Khao Sok National Park on the Thai peninsula – I’m overdue writing a blog post about it but there’s a little info on Diveplanit herer: http://www.diveplanit.com/destination/phuket/ (it’s way down the bottom).
Have a great time travelling in 2015!