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Mosques, Apple Tea, and Baklava! (Mom, don't read)
... wasn't ready so the man working at the hostel made me some apple tea and I talked with some Spanish women for a while. Once Shelby and Marty arrived we decided to take a nap because our bus rides made it difficult to sleep. After we woke up we got some brunch and walked around Istanbul to see what kind of things they sold in the shops. We went to dinner and had some homemade Turkish ravioli. It was delicious. There was even a woman rolling the dough in ...
Özbekistan
... finally sending me forward and sending him back to the very end of the line.
I was in Özbekistan, a country known for having one of the most brutal dictatorships in the world. Not only that, but I was near Andijon, a city in the Ferğana Valley where thousands of peaceful protesters were surrounded and gunned down by regime thugs in 2005. Just beyond the thousands of happy Özbek children come in from Kyrgyzstan to play, ...
Istanbul - positiivne üllatus!
... värske sibul. Eminönüs kai ääres seisavad 2 paati, kust levivad imelised praetud kala lõhnad. Paadid kiiguvad ühest äärest teise ning ma tõesti ei tea kuidas kokad seal töötada saavad. Paadid ja kalad on vaid kokkade pärusmaa, inimesi sinna peale ei lasta. Kaile on pandud telgid ja palju väikseid laudu ja toole. Seal oli umbes 100 lauda, kuid väga raske oli vaba lauda leida. Loomulikult olime me ainukesed turistid, kuid mul nii hea meel, et julgesime proovida, sest kala ...
Incredible Istanbul
... so much!
We all donned our Iranian numbers in the morning and made our way across the city so we were at the embassy as soon as the doors opened. A 4 page form awaited us and a bill of 150 Euros, but this was 70 less than what they paid last year, so definitly not complaining!!!
Then it was time to say goodbye to this amazing city which we spent so little time in. I will be back, with an empty suitcase to fill up with Bazaar goodies and Honey Turkish delight!! Most definitely be back!!!!!
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Ottomans and All the Men, Part II
Hi Again. This is now Part II, continued from Part I (As if you couldn't conclude that yourselves)
Day three is called, “I’m Alone and You All Know It.” My experiences walking through town were night and day different than my last two with Nate, and my attitude at the beginning seemed to suggest that the change was for the worse. By the end of the day, though, I lightened up. Just the sheer absurdity of it all made me see from another perspective, see ...