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... Istanbul &#8211; Gallipoli Bus: 38 Lira<br>Accommodation Gallipoli: 15 Lira<br>Gallipoli Battleground tour: 45 Lira<br>Gallipoli &#8211; Mugla (near Fethiye) Bus: 50 Lira<br>Total: 148 Lira (about 75 Euro)<br><br>Moral of the story &#8211; ignore travel agents and go solo &#8211; it's always more rewarding to sort it out yourself and the only person you can blame for being ripped off is yourself.<br><br><br><br>

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... swim club, saved from the same fate that saw the other motels razed thanks to the Sacred Pool within. The pool lies in the center of a lush garden and cay evi (teahouse). Scattered about at the bottom of the crystal-clear pool like so much detritus is an amazing collection of striated columns and capitals, a striking reminder of the pool's pedigree.<br><br>The thermal water maintains a relatively constant temperature of about 95°F (35°C), so that a ...

... her hop off after Troy, complaining all the while about how the bus was either too late or cramped her style too much as an independent...which was why she made us late with her wandering off several times. Come on.<br><br>I, of course, have my own problems with the bus as well, but I also don't feel the need to brag about how I have seen the whole world alone.<br><br>It was a long ride from Istanbul to Gallipoli and I read and read and read. We stopped for ...

... and commardere that the Turks and the Allies shared between them. For example in quiet times between offensives they used to throw messages and food to each other.Most remarkably they used to stop fighting at times to take the wounded back to each others trenches - then they would continue. Back at Eceabat after a long day we had a few beers in the bar of the hostel to get to know some of our fellow passengers (Zac, Jeremy, TC and Kendall) before heading out with them for a meal

... Saved us the problem of trying to find it. We checked into another room with shared bathroom, but due to the complete lack of backpackers outside ANZAC Day, we had the whole floor to ourselves. The hostel put on a Gallipoli documentary for us (which really needed updating as it showed hippies and stubby wearing tourists in old school double decker buses) and also the Gallipoli movie. Was good to get a little feel for things to come. Our tour was with Fez, as they were ...

Headed out early to catch a short visit of the famous ancient city of Troy before heading toGallipoli to take up places at ANZAC Cove. After queuing and bag inspections we found a spot to sit all night and wait for the dawn service. Tried to amuse ourselves and not take too much notice of the temperature dropping - ýt was freezing. Took a walk down ...

... Mel Gibson's 'Gallipoli'. This was to put us in the mood for our tour of Gallipoli the next day. Unfortunately, it upset Tom so much that he and I left early and went back to our hotel. On the walk back he asked me in a very sad voice 'Mum, who invented war? It's really stupid'. From the mouths of babes. What does one say to that? <br><br>Monday 25th June <br><br>Breakfast for all, even those at the hostel, was in the restaurant of our hotel located on the wharf which looked ...