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"I want everything I touch to turn to gold"
... around, with no entry. Thieves would thus be kept out. Valuables were buried with the kings and governors. You can see many mounds in this area. When archeologists began to dig, they went into the highest hill, and found evidence that they had tunneled through into the tomb of King Midas. They believe it was him, because Midas had something wrong with one of his ears, and the skeleton found showed evidence of this. The museum there is ...
V saune v Burse
Spali sme na Burse v saune.
Plavba pres bosporskou ouzinu probehla hladce, pres silnej protivitr. Akorat ferry tady nejsou jako u nas. Prodavaj jen horkej caj. Nastesi to bylo jenom ctyricet pet minut. Akorat prijezd do Bursy se mi zdal trosicku spatnejc vorganisovanej. Bylo kratce po treti kdyz Mirka oznamila..na pravy strane je nas hotel......a pokracovali sme dal. Asi po pul hodine busik zastavil a mohli sme vylezt. Hned na to autobus vodjel. Zvednuta ruka, cervenej praporek a ...
First Ottoman capital
After a 4 hour trip by bus, which had it little fan story proceeding it.
My bus was supposed to depart at 12:00pm, but for some reason (only the Turkısh people will know :p ) it left already at 11:30, whilst I was sitting and waiting at the coach station.
But, no harm done...the bus manager?? approached me and asked me for my ticket. I showed it to him to which he disappeared for minute...
He came back with a new one for 12:30, ...
Bursa, at last
... was nothing but hills and green. The most stark visual image of development, in the truest sense, I have ever seen.
The bus then got on a ferry, a pleasant surprise, and my mood started to improve the further into the green we got on the other side. We had the chance to walk around the boat as it crossed the Sea of Marmara. It was a grey day today, slightly rainy and cool, and I look over the edge of the boat, and the first ...
Sounds from the Bedroom
... multiple-trip keys for public transport. In Bursa one of these comes in the form of a plastic card with an embedded micro-chip. In Istanbul the object, which name I forget now, is like a little plastic spoon with a metal button on the bottom. You hold it in your fingers with your thumb in the spoon depression and press the metal button into a receptacle on the fare box of the bus, or the turnstile at a metro station.
When I turned around from the kiosk window, the door of ...