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Wonderful Istanbul
... his friend! He also purchased a regulation security guard black jersey with epaulettes and a velcro police badge to go on it. The shopkeeper explained he couldn't wear them in Turkey - "Turkey: Problem. UK: OK".
We visited some Turkish baths (hammam). Some of the bathhouses we saw had been going since the 1600s. The ...
La sagesse et le bleu...
... seraient propres... Autant que le fond de mes yeux ! Xavier quant à lui (il me l'a raconté après) a eu le privilège de se faire masser par un gros monsieur tout nu (ou presque) et moustachu !
Une dernière visite de la ville et on rentre dans notre petit chez nous, dans l'ambiance si particulère et délicieuse de l'appel à la prière...
Istanbul, c'est magique...
Bises à tous !
Vanessa
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Nargileh Contemplations: Istanbul Days 3-6
... Najla came through again, however, spotting me cash for the stops in the morning and at lunch. By the time 4:30 pm rolled around, I ran back to the hostel and borrowed Najla's iPad, using Skype to call the bank. Danielle (my favorite assistant) picked up and I just about cried. Pulling myself together, I rattled off the list of countries that I would be stopping in (eliciting a "That's quite the trip!" in the process) and gained access to my account. Najla accompanied me to the ATM and ...
Turkey - ANZAC Day, Gallipoli and Istanbul
... to the markets. Michelle could **********tain her excitement. It is s one of the largest and oldest covered markets in the world, with 61 covered streets and over 3,000 shops! Just a measly 250,000-400,000 people go to the markets everyday. So it was pretty quiet...
Cheap ****** souvies were on the menu as well as hand bags, wallets, rip off Ralph Lauren clothing and of course a kebab for ...
Ottomans and All the Men, Part II
... Something wasn’t right, and I still can’t tell you what because I couldn’t understand a darned thing. At last a bus came and I boarded, hoping that was the right one, with many others who hoped it was the right one. It dropped me off in boondocks nowhere, not a tourist in sight, more industrial and less charming than the Sultanhamet and Istiklal street. Oh, and the homes. They fit my stereotype of Turkey before I read up on how Istanbul really is a ...
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- Swimming pool
- Room service
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Restaurant
- Fitness/Health center