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A day in Ephesus
... t wearing my glasses and it was difficult to see what was happening. I could just see a flame). He proceeded to use the mini flame thrower to burn off any ear hair, which I have to say was quite painful. What really had me worried was that the nasal hair would be next cab off the ramp. Fortunately he drew a line at the ears. Rosanne was highly amused when I turned up clean shaven and the story of how I lost my beard. In short it was an amazing ...
Exploring little village sirinci
Legend has it the village started in 4AD by freed slaves under the feudal system n named their village ugly fugly to discourage other visitors! There s a lovely market in the centre if village filled with handicrafts, crochet, felt etc. A very relaxed and laid back atmosphere with genuinely nice villagers. After walking around for a little while we rest of weary feet at a local restaurant called something starts with an "O". Their Turkish pancake called ...
Ruins and Wonders
... John. It was said to have been built where John lived when he was visiting and preaching to the Ephesians. The Christian heritage is very rich in Ephesus. The ruins are massive and quite impressive. I was quite touched to find the covert symbol that the Christians used to identify themselves to each other etched into the stone in a lot of different places. I couldn’t help wishing my dad were with me through this ancient town. He would have loved ...
Selcuk: where past meets present
Selçuk is a town whose very existence is due to the downfall and eventual abandonment of another. Three miles along a nondescript dual carriageway from Selçuk lie the ruins of Ephesus. We, as with most other visitors to this little town, were here with the specific plan to visit these ruins. Although we were miles from water, the story of Ephesus is one that is intimately tied to the sea – once a thriving port town in the Hellenistic and Roman eras, as the ...
Eros, boobs and phallus.
... Wow, I haven't used that word since primary school. S******. I'd been eagerly waiting to see the Artemis statues since Rome as there is a matching one at the Vatican. Presumably the Pope permanently borrowed it from the Turks. They should permanently borrow his pope mobile and show him how it feels. As far as I can tell, the church is the most skilled borrower of all times. They seem to have stolen all the best items ...
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