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Intrepidness
... people to Hagia Sophia museum and Basilica cistern since we had a free morning. We covered a lot of ground since, and have done quite a bit! -Eceabat we went out on Gallipoli penninsula to Anzac cove - Selcuk we visited ruins in the Mediterranean the ancient site of Ephesus, saw the basilica of St. John -Fethiye was hiking time! 25 km in total along the coastline and close to Mount Baba. First day was pretty much uphill with some flat areas. Yay ...
Turquoise Coast
... towards the latter stages, passing through remote villages with friendly residents. The path is quite rocky requiring care while descending towards Faralya where several guesthouses can be found for the tired hiker. Alternatively, one can return to Fethiye on a dolmush if one reaches Faralya before the last one leaves at 4:40 pm. We managed to get there with an hour to spare to enjoy views of the Butterfly Valley and some refreshment at the village. We had ...
Kas-hing in
... beach was too strong. So rather than walking on gravel road, we rockhopped on the beach, which was tough work in the heat. Afterwards we descended on "Del Boy's" restaurant to rehydrate.
The food in Kas was great too. Excellent pide, kebabs, and bread. And the breakfast buffet? Well, it took several visits each morning to do it justice!
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Fethiye
... br> We are swimming a lot and eating great food, napping and drinking wine. Yesterday we pulled into a cove and hiked into some cool old Byzantine ruins, so old. I am fascinated with the way they built the arches without any mortar so long ago.
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Blue Cruise
... and his Californian girlfriend, and a crew of 3 young Turkish men to drive the boat and cook our meals. Tara is convinced that without Jared and Morgan, the boat trip would have been a drag; though I always have to add that we would have been just fine. Nonetheless there were many competitive games of hearts, meals, and memories shared over the next few days with our fellow Americans, as well as a small amount of national pride. ...