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Wonderful Istanbul
... We wandered around nibbling turkish delight and other traditional sweets. Just outside the covered bazaar we spotted a baby clothing store with the delightful name of Ufuk Bebe; oh dear.
Alex bought a pointy orange and purple felt hat, which attracted a lot of attention and comments from the bazaar folk - suddenly everyone wanted ...
La sagesse et le bleu...
... touristes, dont une jeune femme asiatique pudique... Voilà un mot qu'il faut pourtant oublier au hamam ! C'est parti pour un gommage du corps... Ah bah oui, effectivement, y'en avaient des peaux mortes !!!! Moment de faire peau neuve à Istanbul. Un moment drole aussi, c'est quand la femme qui s'occupait de moi m'a lavée ! On y va carrément, vas-y que je te mets de la mousse, que je frotte ! Là, je me suis dit que ...
Nargileh Contemplations: Istanbul Days 3-6
... was so excited to finally have cash in my pocket. At the first bank, I waited for five minutes before being helped, only to be told that the bank did not offer that service (contrary to what the Visa representative told me before I left.) The teller told me to try another bank further down the road, where I was told exactly the same thing. Four banks and 90 minutes later, I was tired, frustrated and cash-less. It took me about 20 minutes longer to walk home than it did to walk there.
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Turkey - ANZAC Day, Gallipoli and Istanbul
... they used triangles to support something like this. Architects would get off on that sorta ****.
It is 55m from the bottom to the top of the dome and it is realy quite intimidating and you think that the dome could collapse at any time but after 1,500 years and a lot of earthquakes hitting Istanbul they did a pretty good job all those years ago building something so sturdy
It was ...
Ottomans and All the Men, Part II
... city, and I had nothing else to do today, so a trip to unknown lands a few miles out of the city center was a great idea, right? My first warning sign were those looming clouds, trying to sway my decision. My second warning sign was the utter confusion at the bus terminal. I was confused, which isn’t saying much since that happens oh too often. But by judging body language, facial expressions, and frantic speech patterns from they people surrounding me, the locals were ...
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