Plate II · eight things
Wild
Parks, peaks and things with a pulse. The Wild chapter is plate II of Globestamp’s bucket list: eight things to do, 4 of which tick themselves from your photos. Tick all eight and its plate is pressed in holographic foil.
- Walk in a national parkWalking in a national park means stepping into land a country has set aside to protect its wildest scenery and wildlife, and following a trail into it on your own feet.Ticks itself from your photos · Easy to start
- Stand above 3,000 mStanding above 3,000 m (about 9,800 feet) means getting your feet on ground that high: a mountain station, a high city, a pass or a trail.Ticks itself from your photos · Takes some planning
- See a volcanoSeeing a volcano means getting close enough to stand on or beside one, active or quiet: a steaming crater, a perfect cone above a city, fresh black lava you can walk beside.Ticks itself from your photos · Takes some planning
- Sleep under canvas or starsSleeping under canvas or stars means spending a night outdoors: in a tent, a desert camp, a swag in the Australian outback, or with no roof at all.Yours to tick · Easy to start
- See wild animals in the wildSeeing wild animals in the wild means watching them where they live and move freely: lions in long grass, a gorilla family in the forest, a jaguar on a riverbank.Yours to tick · Takes some planning
- Snorkel or diveSnorkeling or diving means putting your face underwater where fish, coral and turtles live.Yours to tick · Takes some planning
- Soak in a hot springSoaking in a hot spring means sitting in water heated naturally underground, from a Japanese onsen to a warm river in an Icelandic valley.Yours to tick · Easy to start
- Ski, snowboard or snowshoeSkiing, snowboarding or snowshoeing means getting out on the snow on purpose: a lesson on a gentle slope, a day of runs from the top of a lift, or a quiet walk through snowy forest with snowshoes on your boots.Ticks itself from your photos · Takes some planning