Aybars Adrasan

Adrasan / Kumluca Antalya /TURKEY Adrasan, Turkish Mediterranean Coast, 1025, Turkey

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Quality of product

A travel blog entry by marckjack

... the right fabric and the colour and displaying all the possible styles. I was indeed very pleased with the end result and highly recommend it to anyone who is interested in high end formal wear.

Also they visit the USA twice a year and I am looking forward to ...

Terrific Treehouses and Terrible Rain

A travel blog entry by kritter

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... the cielings of the old homes....crazy stuff, so detailed! There were tombs and old theatres as well.

We managed to have a great time despite the rain and would love to go back one day to really enjoy the whole beach seen, so we will see maybe back to Turkey one day to teach English to the eager young Turks and travel in the summer time!!!!
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The American Family Andersons

A travel blog entry by brenandstina

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... So what I thought would be another 2 hours to Olympus, we had to go to Anatalya, to then back track to Olympus. We rode Selcuk to Fethaye, Fethaye to Anatalya, Anatalya to Olympus, Olympus to a market store, waited for our personal taxi, because we didn't know where to go, for about two hours. Finally at eleven at night we arrived at VHS Rahmis, long day, sore butt, and slept very well in our tree house. ...

Drunken Rockclimbing in Olimpos

A travel blog entry by gonzotue

... bush on the wall that smells like weed, the remark might have been something like:

Rachel: "Hey, this bush smells like weed"

And a charming chap named Adie quickly replies with childlike enthusiasm:

Adie: "WOW, a bush that smells like weed, you must be the perfect woman!"

The whole group of good looking young people (except for Jonathan, he's ugly) literally dies laughing.

Everybody laughs for several minutes, still with the ...

Christmas Spirit?

A travel blog entry by 2totango

... all he loved Jesus and tried to live his life according to His will. He was even persecuted, exiled and imprisioned for his beliefs. It's easy to see how these stories have evolved into the legends we tell today. Funny how we cling to these ideas and blow them up to large magnitude all while forgetting about what lies beneath.

Even what we celebrate today is a fairly recent invention. It wasn't until the 1800's that the ...

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