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My Journey ENDS here. I’m RETURING home.

I am terribly sorry for announcing it this way, without looking into nobody’s eyes.
Without giving enough explanations or saying that I am sorry…
Without sharing with the most affectioned followers, my delusion and that sadness that makes me cry.

 

I am 26, but waking up so suddenly from a dream of a life time, makes all this so hard to assimilate.

Because the truth is, I didn’t wanna wake up yet from this dream of mine…

A dream lasted for 5 years, over 200000 km and 1587 days of Adventure.

A dream ruined by a stupid bike accident.

My Journey ENDS HERE! I’m returning home…

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I will make things clearer on Saturday 20th, giving a little speach at the Motorcycle Adventure Meeting in Serra de Conti.

For those who won’t be able to make it there, I will make sure to post something next week.

Apologies.

 

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Mi chiamo Gionata Nencini, toscano classe 1983 e viaggiare in moto è la mia più grande passione. Nel 2005, a 21 anni, parto per il giro del mondo con in tasca solo 2.200 euro e oggi ho uno storico di 800.000 km percorsi in solitaria attraverso 78 paesi. PARTIREper è il blog che racconta le mie esperienze e quelle della mia community.

Un pensiero su “My Journey ENDS here. I’m RETURING home.

  1. Lyn Rhodes ha detto:

    You are still alive and have life ahead full of the unknown!!!
    Ive enjoyed following your journey and wish you all the best…in life’s journey to come.

    Lyn

  2. Akira ha detto:

    Sorry to hear that you have to go home but the journey doesnt end life goes on and there will be a day when you pack your bike again even if it is not the same bike…

  3. valter ha detto:

    ciao Gionata, solo provando dolore si capiscono tante cose…
    io ti capisco
    a presto
    Valter

  4. elga ha detto:

    gionata..ricomincerai da dove hai lasciato..nn so cosa ti sia successo..ma ti sono vicina con il cuore..fai un buon rientro..un bacio e un grande abbraccio !

  5. emilia ha detto:

    òa chiamano relta’ GIONATA..
    son 3 anni che non me ne faccio una ragione..
    con TE!!
    Emilia

  6. Panos Zigouris ha detto:

    Journey doesnt end, i wish you the best

  7. Rochelle H ha detto:

    John,
    I am so completely devastasted for you, You are a warrior and a survivor. A truly amazing person and I’m so sorry you didn’t get to complete your journey. I hope you won’t dwell on it too much and instead will remember how far you’ve come, emotionally and mentally as well as geographically, and how many lives you have touched.
    Big hugs,
    Rochelle

  8. Rui Graça ha detto:

    HI Gionata!
    Let me tell you that, if 10% of all motoriders in whole world have your spirit, man… everything wold be so great!! 🙂
    You had such an experience that no one who is sending all those coments probably will have in a lifetime!
    So, the journey does not end here! This was the first step of a big staircase! With another Transalp or even another moto, i’m pretty sure that one day you’ll come to Portugal, or me to Italy! And when that will happens, I will be all ears to ear all your stories!
    In Portugal, you have Forum Transalp, that I know that you are already a member! Be welcome!

  9. Andrei ha detto:

    Hello, Gionata!

    I can see things have turned out the way you didn’t expected. Well, I certainly do know how you feel! But life does that to remind you one thing, you know: You are a warrior, you are a dreamer, you are believer and you are a man! It’s not failure that makes you human, but the ability to go further, to overcome it, to take the impossible out of it.
    Man, I don’t know exactly what you will make out of this, but as I see you – you’ll make something GREAT and OUTSTANDING!
    Ah, by the way, take into consideration that you might have done so much and achieved so much – so now you need a different, higher level in what you do… that’s called EVOLUTION. You just evolve to someone new, you don’t need to get the meaning of it -you may be already someone new, better, improved man.
    I wish you the best there is and GOOD LUCK in your other journeys – because they seem to be many more!

    Andrei (Romania)

  10. Laurent France ha detto:

    Dear GIONATA,
    Please give us news asap because we miss you.
    I’ve got a TRANSALP 1991, I wanted to sell it but after discovering yourself, your journey, I decided to keep it.
    Thank you very much for all these dream your share with us.
    Take care of you.
    Best regards.
    Laurent

    1. Gionata Nencini ha detto:

      i am all good man. just the bike returned home i am continuing my journey in december, when the bike comes back to me after a re built

  11. Timo ha detto:

    No need to be sorry! You made a GREAT trip what about most of us are only dreaming! I bet you had so many joyful moments during the trip and it was so great that you shared some of them with us who are here in the office, behind the screen.

    Thank you!

  12. Filipe Santos ha detto:

    Io sono portoghese e ho cominciato a vedere i tuoi video su YouTube e poi il vostro sito web, ero affascinato dal suo coraggio e dedizione nel corso di molti, molti chilometri. Ma non si arrendono, si ha un sogno alla fine. Vorrei poter fare lo stesso giorno. Buona fortuna.

  13. moto_lady ha detto:

    Hi

    I’m sorry for your accident, your adventure was very beautiful. That’s why i want to take you an interview about a man should need to do so big travels.

    So, would you like to give me an e-mail address to send you the questions, please?

    1. Gionata Nencini ha detto:

      Dear Moto Lady,
      please find my email at the bottom page of this website.

      Regards.

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