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Turkey Day 4
Margaret Leaving the boat, we waved a friendly and uninterested hello to the queue of taxi drivers and hooked a left, which took us closer to the walls of the Old City - which we had previously determined would be our destination. Almost immediately we had escaped the madding crowd of tourists and were ascending steep stone steps, past groves of figs, lemons, limes, pomegranates, and olives. We weren't exactly sure what the olive trees were until we noticed that ...
Turkey Turkey turkey!!!
... of information and noone at the front desk spoke English... how did we manage the hotel you say?? we met an amazing couple!!! and they were from.... MACEDONIA! Haha of courseeeee... great i was NOT happy at first about Sinisa wanting to spend time with another couple only because i didnt want to have to sit around in the dark while they spoke Macedonian. But the guy Nikola was amazing at English and his girlfriend emilija was a ...
NO ENGLISH!!!
... he takes 2, 2 plates of bread
then eggs heese and some of the weird meats they had (they didn’t look right
they were all cold cuts but some were so pink they looked like fabric others
were almost see through.. that’s NOT meat!)
From there Sinisa went for a smoke and I set out on the task of trying to
find out about tours but of course the front desk has no idea what I am talking
about because THEY ...
De Turkse Riviera
Een andere wereld, 25 jaar terug en nu. De kust is volgebouwd, het strand amper te zien. De spaanse kust -de costas, Benidorm...- groeten. Kamperen, zoeken maar...We hebben een camping gevonden tussen Manavgat en Cenger, Camping Osay (12 Euro, internetaansluiting), mooi, veel schaduw, direkt aan zee, rustig....tot 24 uur s'nachts en dan weer vanaf 03 uur s'morgens.
Alanya, het oude piratennest, ,niet terug te herkennen, eindeloos hotelketens, maar ...
Castles and Ruins
... part of the tourist experience…but I still hate it. In Antalya, it isn’t unusual to get cheaper prices just because I am a regular and therefore I don’t have to pay what others do. I think I will miss that most of all.
After exploring Side, we headed back to a bus that took us to the town’s real otogar and got on a bus to Alanya. The secret to transportation in Turkey is following your gut. More often than not I have no idea if the bus I am getting on ...