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Plate V · eight things

Together

Things that are better with someone. The Together chapter is plate V of Globestamp’s bucket list: eight things to do, 3 of which tick themselves from your photos. Tick all eight and its plate is pressed in prismatic foil.

The Together plate, pressed in prismatic foil
  1. Watch a sunset from the waterWatching a sunset from the water means being out on a boat, a ferry or a sailboat as the sun goes down, with nothing between you and the horizon.Yours to tick · Easy to start
  2. See a sunrise you got up forA sunrise you got up for is one you set an alarm for, walked or drove to in the dark, and waited for in the cold with someone beside you.Yours to tick · Easy to start
  3. Go up in a balloon or a helicopterGoing up in a balloon or a helicopter shows you a place the way no road can: a valley of rock chimneys, the top of a glacier, the full width of a waterfall.Yours to tick · A rare one: gold when ticked
  4. Do the thing that scares you: bungee, skydive or paraglideDoing the thing that scares you means one jump or one flight with a professional: a bungee from a bridge, a tandem skydive strapped to an instructor, or a tandem paraglide off a mountain.Yours to tick · A rare one: gold when ticked
  5. Spend a day at a theme parkA day at a theme park is a day for being a kid again: rides, parades and fireworks, with the people you came with screaming in the seat beside you.Ticks itself from your photos · Easy to start
  6. See a band or a festival abroadSeeing a band or a festival abroad means music in a crowd that isn’t your own: singing along with fans in another language, or hearing a local sound in the place it comes from.Yours to tick · Takes some planning
  7. Take a road tripA road trip is a day, or a week, where the drive is the point: you stop where the view tells you to, eat where the road takes you, and end up somewhere far from where you started.Ticks itself from your photos · Takes some planning
  8. Come back to a place a year laterComing back to a place a year later means returning on purpose to somewhere you loved, and noticing what has changed: the season, the café on the corner, and you.Ticks itself from your photos · Takes some planning

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