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So Ive been coming up with a list of things that I might possibly want to do in life. I'm interested in what some of you might have planned or want to do. So here are some of my things off my list:
- Sky diving
- Drive a racecar
- Build a custom 2 level garage
- Travel to every exotic destination possible.
theres more but cant seem to think of them right now.
What about you guys?<!-- google_ad_section_end -->
I, too, would like to ride across the country on a motorcycle, but...
I would also like to do it on a bicycle, perhaps unsupported (all gear on the bike). I'm kind of jealous of some of my college-aged cycling friends who are doing Bike and Build right now (x-country bike ride with several stops along the way to help with various community building projects for a day or two here and there).
These things would definitely be years away. Too many other life responsibilities in the way right now.
There is a mausoleum in the Kilmartin churchyard housing a number of gravestones. One of the stones has on it a figure of a warrior - pleated waste coat, iron helmet, sword and spear. Across his chest is carved McTavish. It is not known who he was, but thought that it was a Dunardry MacTavish who was so commemorated. The stone dates from the 14th or 15th century. More than one Dunardry MacTavish, including Dugald MacTavish (through which the Chiefly line passed) and his wife, Letitia Lockhart MacTavish, were buried in the Kilmartin Churchyard.
During the Monmouth Rebellion (1685), the young heir to the Chiefship (Dugald MacTavish) was hung from the high parapout. He and the Earl of Argyll fought on the same side. His younger brother, Alexander, was also killed during the Monmouth Rebellion.
During the time of Culloden (1745), Dugald MacTavish was imprisoned here by the Duke of Argyll, who fought with the British. He was imprisoned because of his association and support of the Jacobite cause, along with Campbell of Achnabrek.
Really, I think I'd like to just travel from one end of the country to the other end and see everything I can - hell, I might never leave, lol...