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Duygu pension has spectacular bay views from the rooftop ...

... Coast, Turkey

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... on the 22nd of November so we have had to fiddle the dates in between to get details of both trips into the same blog. So Sue flew London-Athens-Rhodes/Rhodos-Athens-Amst erdam (train to and from The Hague)-London.

Sue

Rhodes (Rhodos) is situated between the Black Sea and Egypt and is one of the most popular destinations in the Greek Isles apparently. Rhodes is perhaps most famous for one of the Seven Wonders of the World - The Colossus ...

... entered a cavernous room with vaulted ceiling which must having been a main communal area. The floors were devoid of any intrusions so the bareness gave full impact to the size of the room but once your eyes adjusted to the light you could see headstones resting gently against the walls...they belonged to the knights. We read the headstone of an English knight.

As we went out on the verandah we spied another corridor and followed it through to a veritable oasis ...

... to the mud baths and I was abandoned for an hour to go and explore.



You had to pay to enter the mud baths, even if you didn't go in and I have to admit (at the risk of sounding a snob - after visiting the blue lagoon (Iceland) there was no way I getting in the water/mud here!! It was hard to distinguish where the actual 'natural healing' spring started and where it was ...

I was really overdue my holidays, finally getting to take it in October and I just signed up to two weeks of not doing much in Turkey with a couple of friends in a group. For me though not doing much isn't my cup of tea so I took every chance to re-live my old Turkey memories, from food, sights, sea, dancing and ahem, yes the men, again :)

Please come back soon as I update all the stories from the two weeks. Thanks.

Another beautiful day. Sunny 78 degrees on the island of Rhodes. We travel to Lindos half way down the island. To see the Acropolis were Paul spoke to the Greeks. A long climb to the top with a view to forever. Just outstanding. Back to the boat early to catch some sun by the pool.

I am going to upload a couple of pics from yesterday on Myconos to give you an idea of the beauty here.

Davo and Janet

... it was even pulled over by the police and after a quick exchange with the driver a whole family of people climbed aboard. At 9pm we pulled into the town of Denizli - 20km from Pamukkale - and a man waved down the bus and told everyone going to Pamukkale to go with him. So we all got off the bus in the middle of the road and grabbed our bags from below as cars swerved around us. We then all got into this mans minibus and he checked our ...

... into me one after the other, filming every moment and apologising to the cobbled path.

But it was easy to escape these tedious scenes. All one had to do was dart into an alley and one was back in the world of Greeks sitting on doorsteps idly flicking worry beads. To say 'Kalimera' to them was to receive a bright smile in recognition and a reply. Previously the majority of Greeks in lowland Corfu and Athens had been disinterested or even downright mocking of our attempts to ...