Travel Blogs from Kale, Turkey
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La neige turque!
Un reveil un petit peu premature... Pas remarque que l hotel etait a cote de la mosquee... L'appel de 5h m'a un peu surpris... Sinon tjs un plaisir monstre sur ces routes de montagne. Un tres jolie col a 2300m aujourd'hui. Et la neige turque qui je vous ...
In search of death. I didn't find it.
... I had lodged in it to keep the gear on the right chainring and off I went. The road was noticeably quieter here than the rest of Turkey and in the back of my mind I still had a picture of being ambushed. Fortunately, this stayed a picture in my mind and ...
Let's see Santa.
... to Olympos to see the ancient city. There was not much left of it but it was along a very nice beach. From here, we went Kale where we went to see the church of St. Nicholas. The excavations are still going on but it was in beautiful condition. I got ...
Patnos: Why Patnos?
... By miserable I don't mean to put it down, just to describe its appearance. This is a very poor, hardscrabble area of Turkey. The people still maintain a friendliness, all the same. I stuck it here because it was mid-afternoon when I got here, ...
Blue Cruise 2.
It was so good the first time I had to do it again, although on this occasion I didn't have a horrendous hang-over to deal with on the first day. So with the sun blazing we boarded the boat for a few more days relaxing ...
Friday the 13th
Its friday the 13th and mosquitos are savoring my blood. Wakened by the sounds of their flight by my ear, i cover my head with my sleeping bag liner. Asleep again I woke up drowning in my own sweat. The sun beating directly on me, I'm on fire. Up ...
Ancient Myra, Home of St. Nicholas
Ancient Myra was a Lycian town. Later, St. Nicholas was the Bishop ...
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