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The Land of the Fairy Chimneys
It was dawn. Our hot-air balloon drifted quietly over the landscape covered with rock formations eroded into cones, columns and fairy chimneys.
The volcano, Mt Erciyes, erupted 30 million years ago and covered about 116 square miles with lava. But then the ash settled over the lava. There was so much ash that when compacted over those millions ...
My trip to a fairy land...
... the rest, but suffice it to say that the stuff they gave me at the pharmacy here was worth what I paid for it...that is to say very little! Well...lesson learned. Someone please remind me next time. For my last day in Goreme, I was not going to be here long enough to take a day tour. I decided to set out by myself instead for a walk/hike. Let's just say I only made it about a kilometer outside of town before turning back. Oh well...there are worse ways ...
The highs and lows of traveling in Turkey
... an incredible trip, the pace is unlike any other tour we have done -- every day is like a marathon in that we cover a ton of stuff, go full tilt without stop and then return exhausted to our rooms every night. It is necessary to see everything, but I am definitely going to need a vacation from my vacation when this is done! Your happy to not be climbing any stairs right now travel ...
Goreme
... guide with microphone - very touristy! The tour included visiting an underground city, various photo spots and a pottery.
Day 2 Jody and I got a map from the campsite and set of on a full day trek. Started well and found the right path with help from the campsite owner (unlike the cycle in Bulgaria) but within minutes we were lost but blame the map this time. Spent a few hours walking through the ...
1 Week in Turkey turns into 3
... shops are classier, and obviously tourists everywhere. After a kebab stop from a kebab store that looked like it had 100 kg of chicken moving around the heater, we headed off to see the Blue Mosque. This was pretty impressive. It was the biggest mosque we had seen and has some very nice architecture. We went inside- no shoes and women just had to cover their hair so not extremely strict. The prayer area was gigantic! The main dome is supported ...
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