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Türkiye
Türkiye Friday may 28: market and lunch first time at Oz Urfa. We met the family there whose restaurant we would return to multiple times during the week. Ate some of the best food yet. Saturday: the pool and walked around. We were still recovering from that 26 hour bus trip from Belgrade Serbia to kusadasi turkey. Sunday: we went to the waterpark …
The Wheels on the Bus . . .
... for long periods of time, there was even a theatre. There were also underground tunnels from the lodging areas to the baths. One of the original structures here was a replica of the Pantheon in Rome. Perhaps most interesting, a patient who was there for about a year kept a journal of his time spent there. The doctors had him run/walk laps around the area (exercise), focused on eating healthy foods and on the ...
Ephesus, Mary's House, & Grotto
... one of the greatest cities in the world, we've eaten some of the best cuisine in the Mediterranean, and we've had the unique experience of driving the Lycian Way of the Turkish Riviera. We've explored holy sites from pagan, Christian, & Ottoman times, hiked through Lycian and Roman/Byzantine ruins and places that inspired the awesome stories of Greek mythology, and bathed in hamams as well as the cool turquoise waters of the Mediterranean...haven't I convinced you to visit Turkey??
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Another incredible ruin
... games. Later the Romans walled off a smaller end for gladiator fights. The stadium seated 30 thousand! There were incredible numbers of friezes on all the building and columns everywhere. Incredible place. The museum was full of statues and friezes found on the site right where they fell. It was really hot but there was occasional shade.
We went to lunch at a really lovely place. The bathrooms throughout the trip ...
Ephesus, Virgin Mary, and Cruise Ships OH MY!
... more than 200,000 many believe, so Christians could hide in plain sight.
Also, Ephesus was built into the side of a mountain and the House of the Virgin Mary is even higher up the mountain providing a degree of safety for Mary. The actual house is small but the gardens surrounded it were beautiful. The house also had a cistern system with water being piped underground to the house much like the upper crust ...