Saw the beginnings of one over Borepatch’s and I thought, “Why not?”

Not all-inclusive list:

Pretty much in the bucket since I was 12 years old

 

Besides the history of the place itself, Bruce Lee was here.

 

And since I am in the neighborhood, The Vatican Archives. Granted, I might need some 5 years to peruse 50 miles of underground books & document storage

 

Driving one of this down the AutoStrada de Sole, pedal to the metal. (I am spending quite a bit of time in Italy)

 

Just a quick stop in Greece to say “Acknowledged and Thank You.”

 

Have at least 5 rounds shot

 

Me and a Nitro double rifle versus him charging. Probably the last item of the list.

 

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By Miguel.GFZ

Semi-retired like Vito Corleone before the heart attack. Consiglieri to J.Kb and AWA. I lived in a Gun Control Paradise: It sucked and got people killed. I do believe that Freedom scares the political elites.

4 thoughts on “Da Bucket List”
  1. LOL, if you freeze up on the bottom one, it’d DEFINITELY be the last one… 😉 And those Ferraris aren’t all they are cracked up to be…

  2. The Coliseum is cool, but a few hours south of Rome is Capua’s amphitheater — it’s smaller, but more intact and, apparently not well-known. You can walk on the field, at the level the combatants would have, and can walk through the tunnels beneath the field. Enough of the decoration remains to give you a sense of what it would have looked like — there’s even a partial set of the anchor stone for the awnings. A small museum on the site has a section of the stands rebuilt from the original marble, too. And out from beneath the parking lot pokes the foundations of their earlier amphitheater, which I believe would have been the place you could see some guy named Spartacus fight.

    At Thermopylae, be careful. I’ve heard there are two monuments — one near the highway, and the original one.

  3. I spent some of my time in the Marines as a radio operator in a artillery unit. It’s not all that. In fact, it’s a lot of hard work. Those shells we used (155mm) were damn heavy, plus the fact we were in the desert. Nothing like toting those things, plus the powder bags when the temp is over 100.

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