I have a whole bunch of travel plans. But the biggest one I've come up with so far. A world tour by primitive (horseback, walking) means. From Tierra del Feugo to South Africa, via the Bering Strait. Travel in the summer, work wherever I'm at in the winter for coin. Work for food in the civilized places, hunt and fish in the wild. Through the Andes and up the coast in S. America, through the rockies in N. America. Through Russia on the southern border, across Turkey and along the Med to Spain. Across Gibraltar, back east across N. Africa along the coast to the Nile. Follow the Nile to its source, and contine on down the coastal region to S. Africa.

For whoever it was that said they wanted to do the deserted island thing, I reccomend traveling to Guam and then chartering a boat or something and going north to the N. Marianas islands. A bunch of them are uninhabited, and the distance is not unrealistic from Guam. You just need some basic seamanship skills and you could get there in no time. I'd say two days at the most in a small boat.