Ayasofya Konaklari
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Last entry of the amazing trip
Dear Family ,
I know I said the blog was over but here are the last photos from Istanbul. You will see the hotel where I stayed the last night and my last visit to the Blue Mosque and you will see the fabulous Murat who looked after me to the end.
Turkish brother for Woody and Jacob.
Now I am in Paris and I have a life that I only …
Finally in Istanbul!
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Another cavernous structure that fulfilled a more mundane function is the extraordinary subterranean cistern. Referred to as the Basilica cistern, it was built in 532 AD by Justinian and was used to store water for the Great Palace and the surrounding buildings. It was constructed using columns and materials from older ruined buildings, so it has some interesting details like columns supported by blocks carved into Medusa heads and others that have ...
Türkmenistan
... homes, etc. The President is watching.
The city is filled with various monuments, especially to the neutrality of the country’s foreign policy that is a cornerstone of the "Golden Age." Despite the fact that, unlike in Qazaqstan and Özbekistan, the first President since independence has already died, you would never know it. You can feel His Presence everywhere. Gold statues of Him are ubiquitous. He named himself ...
Bazaars & Turkish Cuisine!
... saucers, and it is prepared so that it is a bit thick with finely ground coffee grounds. Lastly, we made our way to the Spice Bazaar (aka Egyptian Bazaar) after getting a little lost. And then, we were beat. We returned to our hotels to freshen up & rest; and later in the evening, we ate kebab with yogurt at the Kebab House near our hotel. It was delicious. Mom ordered a Turkish salad: it contained diced fresh tomato and onion, chopped parsley, lemon ...
Riportando tutto a casa
... qualche ora mi imbarco sull'aereo che mi riporterà a Milano e in meno di due ore coprirò la distanza che all'andata ho percorso in dodici giorni. Volerò sopra i traghetti del Bosforo, i traballanti treni bulgari che arrancano nelle vaste pianure e i bus serbi stretti nelle gole di montagna, sopra le bottiglie di rakia e le notti di Zagabria, sopra i boschi della Slovenia e i canali di Venezia, le chiese cattoliche, quelle ortodosse e ...
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