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Dillyin' and dallyin' in Dalyan
... over the background sounds of a TV melodrama. Bidding him farewell, we returned to our hotel, passing the woman on reception, who seemed to have remained in her initial state of shock since we arrived, jumping up from her laptop and pretending to fluff pillows and rearrange papers.
The next morning, we rose slowly, and made our way back to the river. The often-overlooked ruins of ancient Kaunos were luring us across the river. Crossing the only possible way – by ...
The scenery is beginning to change....
... favour as a special gift and the constant rush-hour traffic that lasts all day we finally got on the road out of there. We headed for a major bridge, Marcin was very keen to get on it. I was a bit disappointed because it was just a bridge. A big bridge but just a bridge. So it took us close to 40 miles to get out of the city sprawl. Istanbul is just that massive and seems to reach on forever. A city of 14 million people of whom roughly half own or work in the mindless, endless ...
The Town that MKA Built
... the metro but got there in the end, weighed down like a pack horse with my carpets
10 June
First stop today was Anit Kabir, Ataturk's enormous mausoleum. Set pleasingly on a hill overlooking the city centre, this is a setting to fully honour the Father of the Republic. Extensive museums on MKA and the founding of the new Turkey.
Long orientation walk ...
A new set of wheels
Well navigated. So, a few hours after leaving the bikes, we took a minibus to Ankara. Our travel companions were a collection of people who'd been similarly disorganised, and not thought to reserve a coach seat in advance for the busiest day of the year. It was an extremely cramped six hours, but there was a sense of camaraderie, and much sharing of biscuits.
We arrived in the capital at ...
TÜRKİYE(Turkey)
... nin resmi dili Türkçe’dir ve nüfusunun % 90’ı Türkçe konuşmaktadır. Bir Ural-Altay bileşken dili olan Türkiye Türkçe’si, zaman içinde göçlerle farklılaşmış ve evrime uğramıştır. Türkiye Türkçe’si, Arapça ve Farsça’dan çok sayıda sözcük alan Osmanlıca’nın Cumhuriyet sonrası evrime uğramış modern biçimidir. Bu dil, Azerice ve Türkmence ...
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