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Crazy rocks
Cappodochia is a wonderfully strange land of beautiful hikes, psychedelic rock forms and kind people. Tina and I spent two days there and got off to a good start by staying at Kose Pension, owned by Dawn, a Scottish lady, who was full of information and helpful well beyond the call of duty. Free apple tea started our day and then we hiked into …
Day 7 - in and around Goreme
First thing in the morning we walked up and toured the Goreme Open Air Museum. It was fascinating, but, again I am sure there would be fewer tour groups later in the afternoon. The signs say 1 km from the town centre, but I am not sure where they are marking distances, as it is at least 2 or maybe even 3 km. I know that because my 9 year-old …
Day 8 - Cappadocia continues
We drove to the village of Cavusin, parked and hiked around the Valley in the morning. We managed to get a bit lost, but came across a man tending his vegetable garden and he steered us back to the village.
After a picnic lunch in the Dervent Valley we drove to the Zelve Open-Air museum. This was one of the highlights of my trip. There …
Ohh La La! Cappadocia!
Arriving in Cappadocia early in the morning was something to see. We entered the town of Goreme with fantastic landscapes and rock formationgs shooting up out of the ground around us. They are so difficult to explain, but some do look similar to hoodoos that we have in Alberta. Cappadocia was home to troglodytes who settled within the lunar-like …
Oh Where, Oh Where Can We Be?
We woke from our 13 hour sleep and Trevor headed out to our balcony to pick fresh apricots off the tree for breakfast. We slowly got ready to try to beat the days heat for a spectacular walk through the valleys around the area. Today, we would be taking in Rose Valley and Red Valley. You know how people say, 'This is so beautiful, that you can't …
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