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Kasadasi -Izmir
Today we visited the ruins of the ancient city Ephesus , the largest Roman ruins in the world and one of the worlds finest archaeological sites. We saw the Odeon ,Curetes street ,Trajan fountain, the splendid facade of the Library of Celsius and the Amphitheatre which is still being ...
MVTB#18: Byzantium
... finished that afternoon at the town of Ayvalik, where we took a boat out on the Aegean Sea for sunbathing and swimming (very cold water!)
Yesterday we started late and made our way to Sirince, a cute little village who's name means "charming" (it replaced the town's earlier name of Cirkince, which means "Ugly-like".) There we tasted local wines, visited a small ancient church, and wandered the marketplace, buying some ...
Its all Greek to me - the Island of Samos
... tourists, inert elephant seals lying on the beach roasting in the sun. This might be true in some of the most popular islands, but we were surprised and pleased to find that on Samos this was not the case.
The speed of life changed from Turkey, where if you've got money in your pocket there’s always someone willing at any hour to help you spend it, to Samos where they were willing but in their own good ...
Ephesus
... good - best qwality - nothing like this in Austwalia.
So I bought a coat - as you do.
Note from wife. At this stage, Lloydy is winning the shopping stakes. Look out Bodrum.............
With carry on luggage now a little heavier, and with steam emitting from the American's ears, we departed an hour later, off to the "House". It was eventually discovered due to an amazing set of "ewidences" and series of "ewents", a bit ...
Adventure...
... named Cuneyt, and he said "No worries, I'll call another hotel, take you there, and tomorrow you can come back here. Pay me for both nights." Easy. Cuneyt and his brother Jimmy took good care of us.
The next morning we went to Ephesus. All week we'd been drinking Ephes beer and never twigged to the fact that Ephes beer might be named after the famous Ephesus site.
At its heyday, Ephesus was a major city of 200,000 people! I loved wandering that site. ...
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