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Hotel Eviniz Adrasan

Adrasan Adrasan, Turkish Mediterranean Coast, Turkey

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Quality of product

A travel blog entry by marckjack

... the right fabric and the colour and displaying all the possible styles. I was indeed very pleased with the end result and highly recommend it to anyone who is interested in high end formal wear.

Also they visit the USA twice a year and I am looking forward to ...

Terrific Treehouses and Terrible Rain

A travel blog entry by kritter

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... accommodation!

So we spent most of our time inside by the fire...eating and having a few beers, when the rain did stop briefly we would head out to go for a bike ride or walk.

Hiking through the ruins was so amazing....you could imagine people living here all those many years ago! We stumbled across the old mosaics that used to ...

Adrasan - Trek de fous!!

A travel blog entry by petitexpress

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... au Nutella, nous voila partis pour la 2e journee... mais on descend cette fois! En arrivant au bas de la montagne, on s est rapidement fait offrir des fruits cueuillis directement des arbres et le celebre the turc suivi d une biere offerte par un Allemand, le seul touriste rencontre en 2 jours, sur une magnifique plage de gallets. Cette journee hospitaliere se termina par une nuit au son des vagues. ...

Coast to Coast

A travel blog entry by thepattos

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... girls (well yes some of the boys too), and free shots & dancing on the bar for most of us. A great (and very late) night had by all (except the cranky German that Jen, Nancy & I woke up coming back to the campsite).

Waking up a few hours later for the highlight of the trip so far – paragliding!! What an amazing feeling as you take off and feel the ground disappear from below your feet. Jeff went a few ...

Christmas Spirit?

A travel blog entry by 2totango

... As a dedicated Christian, he tried to follow Christ's words: 'sell what you own and give to the poor'. But being a shy man, he could only give in secret. Poor families would find 'gifts' and all sorts of good deeds caused the villagers to extend gratitude in the same vein. The most famous story revolves around a poor family who had 3 daughters. Having no way to pay a dowry for them to marry, the girls would be forced into slavery ...

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