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Ephesus
... which was quite well preserved. We walked for about an hour and a half with the guide explaining so much stuff i cannot remember most of it. Suffice to say its very impressive, particularly the library and the amphitheatre which can hold 25,000 people. Apparently St Paul preached in this place during the 3 years he lived in Ephesus. It was quite warm and very busy, but well worth it. Following this another short ride took us to where St ...
Odyssey of Izmir, the birthplace of Homer, doh!!
... across the bay and to the neon lit sign indicated that boats didn’t sail to Konak from here. I proceeded to do the ‘stuck in an invisible box’ routine whilst Roisin pulled me along with an imaginary rope. This was our way of saying ‘thanks for the info!!!’
We had now been walking along the Kordon for about 45 minutes. Fishermen were fishing off the side of the shore. Others were gainfully employed in collecting the green algae that ...
Leather!!!!!
... biggest in the world at the time. On from here to a leather factory where I rather fancied one of the male models. I was enticed to buy a jacket for Julian, hope he likes it.
Liz says I have to mention our last hotel which had all rooms overlooking the Aegean, pity the sun wasn't shining, but it seemed ...
SW Turkey: Seaside Romps (another epic tale)
... for the season already—it was totally desserted! Mom and I were a bit concerned too, especially after approaching the roadside office to find it empty and locked! Determined to play in the mud and give the Turkish bath another try, we followed a path down into the gardens and found the owners of the place. They sat us down, welcomed us with tea, and called the host of the hamam up to guide us onward. To start, we did the mudbath: my first ever. It ...
Day 14: The Beginning of the End of Turkey
... seeing all the sights (I do like to do a little sightseeing though) but I much prefer just meeting the locals and eating in small restaurants and really getting a feel for the country. I think that so far I have learnt a lot here, especially by travelling with Céin who has done quite a lot of travelling he has helped me to get into the swing of things well.
At about 2:30 we bumped into Mr. Weirdo again but didn’t stop for long as Céin had to go to the internet cafe ...
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