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Day 239 - The Ancient City
... There was only 1 seat available but a man on the tail end of middle age with salt & pepper hair and a deep sun tan was adamantly courteous, insisting that we sit together. How pleasantly generous!
At the next bus station we needed to transfer and after getting the last tickets (or so they said) we had 90 minutes to kill. We walked across the hot and vacant parking lot to something like a chip cart. Mia had a döner while Eli opportunely tried the ...
Spiti mou, sweet spiti mou
... against a backdrop of hills; cool shade in the dark green pine covered mountains; the bright silvery green Olive groves; clusters of red rooved stone houses; the flamingoe flecked salt marshes after Kalloni; the grey volcanic moonscapes of the North West; the final drop down into the lush, wide green valley of Eresos and the whole drive punctuated by promising glimpses of the glittering sea
With relief ...
Last Full Day in Assos!
... in my defense, short of asking me to stir the soup, I wasn't allowed to help with anything). Dinner was rice, chicken with veggies, mushroom soup and cold soup. I'm not really sure who was supposed to eat with us since it changed so many times (first Nur was here and then she left and then Ayşegül was here and then she left) but it ended up being Seher, Selin, and, Selen's boyfriend, Ozberk. They ran off right after dinner to go to a poetry reading and Tugay and ...
No Seriously, Everything Really is Beautiful!
... bit of waiting, got on the bus. We were the last people on the van. We drove for about an hour and finally got to the ferry, which the van drove right on to. We went up to the main deck where everyone was allowed to stand. Necip is training to be a sailor and he knows everyone around here so he convinced the real captain of the ship to, not only, let us up to the captain's area but also to let Necip drive the boat! So Necip ...
Day 39
... forego the choir as we were singing.
Nev did some video so I could hear the choir sing.
This afternoon Nev went to a lecture on Gibraltar by Debbie.
I spent the rest of the day coughing and as the doctor opened her doors at 4.30pm we went back to see her.
She checked me out and said that my wheezing was impressive ( Not sure how to take that )
She agreed that I was feeling worse and decided to change ...


