Allstar Yumukoglu Hotel Izmir

I felt asleep before 630 last evening, and got up at 5 this morning. What a sound sleep! And an amazing new noon arose outside my window. The prayer sound made the context really turkish. <br><br>Our lunch was at a resort with a lake. There were no other customers but us, the participants at the conference. It cost 20 lira, so maybe too expensive for local people. <br><br>Dinner was lighter, but i still couldn't finish it.

... sea. Why is it so special about Aegean sea? Because of all the Greek mythologies? <br><br>I had my dinner at a local diner, they don't speak english, but with the food in the plate, I could just point and pay to get my food. Sitting at the window looking at all the passers-by, Turks at downtown Izmir looked so westernized. Slowly eating the sour yogurt, with all the chatting in Turkish, a comfortable feeling of being a foreigner allowed me to feel at ease. <br><br>

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... arrive and pack out the dorm. They are travelling as an informal group with guidance from a teacher who's very experienced. They turn out to be hospitable and er very american but not in an irritating way. They adopt me as their second token brit and a new zealand girl also hangs out with them. So we chat about travel and have a nice time

... into the woman from the boat bar last night. We chat a bit but its clear that she's not keen. Then I walk down the road and through the ruins in complete darkness towards the beach. Its sunday night and there is a constant stream of people walking back and forth along this unlit path. The beach itself is busy but few people have torches; just sitting around in small groups. Fires are banned so its quite a surreal sight.

... The building looked several hundreds years old, but our secret service escorts couldn't give us much historical background (at least not in English). That evening we again joined the conference participants for an elaborate four course Turkish diner with authentic folk music and speeches by the conference administrators and local politicians in both Turkish and English. I think I'll be skipping breakfast in the morning.

... picking up empties, but I have NO idea how the ordering process is done. I ask the Internet cafe guy for chay, and a few minutes later the chay guy wanders in. Tealepathy? = Lots of storks in this country, but I keep forgetting to get nice pictures = The Turks have their own pop music, modern, but distinctly Turkish, and it follows the key guidelines of pop music everywhere: use no more than 5 words and 6 notes = Internet is insanely cheap - as low as 1L/hour ($0.80 ...

... a 22km round detour to Limyra. It has an amazing something or other and is 'not to be missed'. As I approached the ancient city people in the street said hello. I'd missed this response since visiiting the touristy areas. The attendant at the site was helpful, we chatted and he gave me tea. He sounded very knowledgable but I couldn't understand a word. Cold, fresh water flows right through the site. I dunked my head in. Bliss. I extended my detour and set off in search of some ...

... where the Australian Service was to take place and a tough walk it was. You could not imagine doing it back then - no road and the shrubs etc are so very dense with bullets streaming overhead, I struggled with only my little day pack - they were loaded up. The service was set-up in the cemetery and it kind of ruined it for me to see people sitting in between the headstones and to go and look at them you had to step over people..... We wandered through the headstones and so many people ...