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30 things I'd love to do | Updated


I have recently been thinking about things that I would love to do in the next chapter of my life, from the little things to huge travel plans, I really do want to make memories and do things that I know my Mum would have loved to do too.
  1.  Go to a big festival
  2. See Harry Potter and the cursed child in London 
  3. Do an escape room
  4. climb Snowdonia
  5. Scuba dive with the fish
  6. Ride in a helicopter
  7. Travel along the Glenfinnan Viaduct on a stream train
  8. Hug a sloth
  9. Visit the Eiffel tower
  10. Do a 5k run for charity
  11. See Heather's the musical
  12. Cage swim with sharks
  13. Go to a sky dive tunnel
  14. See the Northern lights
  15. Participate in a colour run
  16. Hold a tarantula
  17. Go to a film premiere
  18. Visit Japan
  19. See Wicked the musical
  20. See Mcfly in concert
  21. Go to Disney land
  22. Go to London pride
  23. See Everybodys talking about Jamie (Seen 4/5/24)
  24. Visit America
  25. Get married
  26. Drive a racing car
  27. Go on a Norwegian cruise
  28. Go on the London eye
  29. See Six the musical (Seen 22/12/23)
  30. Go skiing 
What sort of things would be on your list? I have written 30 down but I am sure that there's more, I think I will update this post when I do eventually get around to completing some of these things.

Victoria x

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