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Swim with dolphins
Great Barrier Reef
Concorde New York
Go whale-watching
Dive with sharks
Skydiving
Fly in a hot air balloon
Fly in a fighter jet
Go on safari
See the Northern Lights
Inca trail - Machu Picchu
Sydney Harbour Bridge
Paradise island
Drive a Formula 1 car
Go white-water rafting
Great Wall of China
Bungee-jumping
Rocky Mountaineer Train
Drive Route 66, USA
Grand Canyon
Orient Express
Elephants in the wild
Explore Antarctica
Ride A Motorbike
Cowboy Ranching
Climb Mount Everest
Wonder at a waterfall
Travel into space
Galapagos Islands
Trek through a rainforest
Horses along a beach
Pyramids, Egypt
Trans-Siberian Railway
Sunset over Ayres Rock
Go wing-walking
Climb Mount Kilimanjaro
Fly over a volcano
Drive a husky sled
Hike up a glacier
Ride a rollercoaster
Fish for blue marlin
Go paragliding
Play a round of golf
Watch mountain gorillas
See tigers in the wild
Cresta Run, Switzerland
Visit Disney World
Go to Las Vegas
See orang-utans in Borneo
Go polar bear watching

Go paragliding

50 Things to do before you die

Paragliding is the simplest form of human flight. A paraglider is a non-motorized, foot-launched inflatable wing. It is easy to transport, easy to launch, and easy to land. The paraglider itself is constructed of rip-stop nylon from which the pilot is suspended by sturdy Kevlar lines. The pilot is clipped into a harness and oriented in a sitting position for maximum comfort. With a paraglider, you actually fly like a bird, soaring upwards on currents of air. Paraglider pilots routinely stay aloft for 3 hours or more, climb to elevations of 15,000 feet, and go cross-country for vast distances.

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