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Kyrgyzstan
... in the world to one of the most desperate was quite the opposite.
Bishkek and Almaty used to look the same: a grid of heavily-forested Soviet block buildings. However, the Russians who used to be the overwhelming majority of Bishkek have left almost without exception as a result of the ongoing economic collapse, and the city is largely abandoned. All the trees have been cut down for firewood, as there is usually ...
Goodbye Istanbul
... went behind the rope, reached up, touched the mosaic and kissed his hand. They moved off and almost straight away a security guard was walking behind the rope. The priests had escaped!
You can see the niches around the walls where there was obviously some kind of Christian artwork and now there are just empty frames. The floors are so old and cracked. They are worn smooth from two thousand years of use and thousands of people’s footsteps as they ...
Ottomans and All the Men, Part II
... he pushed onto me, trying to get my food. I pushed him away with my foot a little harder than I normally do with animals. The dogs are like the men, here! It’s in the air! Finally, FINALLY, nearly 45 minutes later, I might add, the dog got bored and sought out different people to pester. Now I was only surrounded by cats, but they didn’t bother me. Just stared, which is creepy enough. Because they were patient, I treated them with my empty greasy sticks that the ...
I Could Live Here
... may approach you while you are just resting on a bench somewhere or right on the street. It would be well to remember that this is their livelihood. Still it can be quite annoying at times. Other than the Carpet hawkers, I found that I had a great time wondering the many streets, (didn’t get lost even one time as I usually do) finding items to buy and eat. I enjoyed the “Doner” sandwiches that are just about everywhere on the street. These are little ...
Living like a local
... and done some amzing things .What we won't miss is the bin in the toilets for toilet paper oh for modern plumbing,the crowds, the where are you from salesmen, the rubbish and not being able to drink water from the tap but they all make up Turkey.
The drivers in Turkey drive and park by feel.they go any where they please,up one way streets the wrong way . In these cases they drive with hand firmly on the horn, they park on corners, ...
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