Hit the Road, Jac!
Seven Years, Twenty Countries, No Plan
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Narrated by:
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Jacqui Furneaux
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Jacqui Furneaux
About this listen
Following the breakdown of her marriage, 50-year-old Jacqui Furneaux set off on a seven-year, round-the-world adventure on a 500cc Royal Enfield Bullet. She traveled both solo and with company, covering 42,000 miles and 20 countries.
This awe-inspiring and moving book about one woman’s motorcycle adventures is for anyone still holding back from taking a risk and pursuing their dreams.
©2018 Jacqui Furneaux (P)2018 Jacqui FurneauxI could not stop listening
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My kind of book
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Fantastic travel book written by a true free spirit
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Great insight into a personal adventure
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Jacqui's story really highlighted to me the need to be true to yourself, live outside of your comfort zone, and to take the inherited restrictions of Western life less seriously.
Like many others I can't jump on my bike and leave everything for 7 years, I have lots of commitments that I am happy about, (for the most part at least). What I can do though is take some of these lessons and apply them where I can; spontinaety, fearing less, being open to people and unusual environments, being adventurous and honest. These are just some of the things I have taken from this book.
Finally, and probably the most amazing thing, is that Jacqui started this journey when she was 50! 50 isn't old of course, but most people think that all things are settled by that stage of life. Who knows, it might just be getting started. Matt (48).
A fantastic read (listen)
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