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Turkey tour 1
... independence and became the first president of the turkish republic. His story is long but well worth looking into. I reckon they could make a sweet movie of his life. They turks had enormous respect for the Anzacs, as the Anzacs did them. To be honest, after reading the stories, it's a wonder why they kept fighting if they liked each other so much. The Turks have have some sweet memorials they have left for the Anzacs, that brought a tear to my eye. There is one ...
Pondswimmer visits Istanbul - city of the Sultans
... the Islamic Art Museum, Grand Bazaar, Spice Bazaar and back for bus to the airport
It was Ramadan which means that the faithful do not eat or drink until 8.00 pm (sundown) and then party in the main squares. There were crowds and crowds of people with free concerts and a family atmosphere. Istanbul is a very lively city, the crossing of Europe and Asia, on the Bosphorus and the Sea of Marmora with the European side again divided by ...
Historic Istanbul
... specialist in revivalist Ottoman cuisine from the 15th century. Exquisite delicate tastes of unusual spices with walnuts, almonds , and perfectly poached chicken and lamb. Final stop for the afternoon is the Grand Bazaar. Here you can buy anything you need, and even more that you don't. We are pursued by numerous carpet merchants and jewellery salesmen. I finally resort to telling a particularly persistent jeweller that 'I don't ...
Istanbul op een andere wijze benaderd (1)
Onze eerste dag
Rond 17.00 uur zitten we hoog boven de wolken en zien we de bewolking boven Europa steeds meer oplossen. Het achtste jaar van ons Alure verhaal heeft zijn aanvang genomen en daarbij hoort ook een korte terugblik bij. De afgelopen jaren was terugblikken een verdrietige zaak, maar dit jaar mogen we ons verheugen op veel goede zaken. Tobias, zag ...
Gone to Asia, Be Back in an Hour
... us tea or coffee, which I was going to decline in case it was an extra charge, but T wanted some so I had some too. When the bill finally came, there was definitely some sticker shock - 99TL for the whole shebang, more than double our most expensive meal on the trip. Oh, and the water that was poured without asking? Extra charge. But the tea that was offered? Totally gratis. Kind of reminds me of the $25 pot of tea incident. But I did really enjoy ...