Atinc Kusadasi
Ataturk Bulvari 42 Kusadasi, Turkish Aegean Coast, 09400, Turkey
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Don't always get a deal with ABT HOLIDAYS Turkey
You don't always get what you paid for.
Just before the start of our cross-Turkey tour, my wife received news that her brother-in-law was dying and had to return home while I was committed to travel with the couple with whom we had made plans long ago. I asked ATB HOLIDAYS if they could possibly refund some of the savings they …
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Ephesus for the Restofus
... but they did. Maybe smoke signals? Or shouting? The city also had the 3rd largest library in antiquity; don't ask what the other two are.
After Ephesus we went to a leather warehouse where they put on a leather fashion show, unfortunately. I did my best to keep a straight face while the strobe lights flickered, and the seemingly drugged out "models", stumbled down the runway. It was very easy to feel sorry for ...
Turkey: Part 1 - Kusadasi
... some candles. Continuing throughout the complex, we saw the fountains with holy water and a petition wall. The petition wall was covered in papers, tissues, ribbons, fabric…anything that people could write on and attach their prayers to the wall. The immense amount of petitions was powerful. I would say that was quite possibly one of the coolest places that we have gotten to go the whole trip. While it was simple in nature, ...
SW Turkey: Seaside Romps (another epic tale)
... eventually (thankfully) I made it out. We celebrated our survival with our first glass of Raki, the local anise flavored brandy, and toasted (serefe!) to more fun in the sun to come.
The following day we rode out to the Saklikent Gorge. This is literally a crack in the mountain, 19 km deep. We had to wade through icy cold river water to get inside; then we walked/hiked/climbed/waded in as far as we could go in about an hour's time—over ...
Effusing over Ephusus
... used for the scrolls in Ephesus. The size of the building is impressive but then you focus on the details and they are even more impressive.
We were told a building in the area was either a gymnasium or the house where St Paul stayed. Paul tried to preach here from 53AD to 57AD and hence upset the local merchants who made a lot of money from selling merchandise that represented the pagan gods. He was allegedly imprisoned for some time in the area. A silversmith called ...



