Artemis Yoruk Pamukkale

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... are you just talking to yourself?" To be fair, I was trying to keep from falling asleep by maintaining a steady stream of conversation. Rachel's theory is that I've been too long deprived of the company of thirtysomethings.<br><br>Has you ever seen an advertisement for Google? I don't mean the secondary products like Earth, Orkut, Chrome or Mail which they are constantly touting on slashdot or wherever; I'm talking about the primary web search engine ...

... Hoping the day was not ruined we went in search of the antique pool where you could swim amongst the Roman columns. The cost of swimming in the pool was an extra 20lira (about $14 Canadian). We payed, got changed and entered the tepid water. We looked at each other in horror when we saw the mass number of tourists splashing within the pool and the algae strewn rocks. For half an hour we sat timidly in the pool thinking about the bacteria that must be growing in the warm ...

... and have somewhat yellowed with the tourism over the years. It about $20 to get into the roman baths and someone said the water is only tepid, meaning in this weather is too cold to swim with the submerged columns. Well what&#8217;s left but to get a nice meal and head back to our room? It is a little hard to do in this town since most restaurants are geared ...

... tourist season so we had to get a bus instead. All up, the bus ride back to Istanbul took 13 hours. I took a couple of sleeping pills which provided some relief and let me sleep a little, but it was a drug induced sleep and not very restful at all. By the time we got to Istanbul I think I had had my fair share of bus rides for the year. Even though Turkish buses are good compared to buses back in Australia, there are only so many bus rides that you can take before you get fed up.

... was cool, but less dramatic than i thought it would be. this morning i got up and check out more of the ruins. it's really cool, and the weather has been perfect for hiking about. in the afternoon i started the process of getting to Pammaluke, where I am now. i had to take a shuttle from olympos to the main road, then on the main road i had to get another shuttle to ...

... were young. One old duck didn't feel the need for bathers and just went in her undies....not a good look when they are pure white. (FYÝ - Jim was first to point this lady out!) Then there was this one young couple after they finished what looked like 'making love' in the water she then posed porno style for photos. All a little too much for me and Ý ended up ...

... all, who wants to stay with Germans?" Ýf you get the chance, their oddly named Melrose Allgau Pension is worth the stay, and not in the least German. There have been many mixed voices from others we have met about Pamukkale. Ý don't normally enjoy great natural wonders unless they have been cooked. Maybe Ý liked just because it seems here that even God doesn't finish things, leaving the landscape as partially planned as our journey ...