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Intrepidness
... who is Turkish and really tries his best with English. He is really much better than he gives himself credit for, but it's just wonderful having someone who speaks the language. The next day at 5am i heard this loud chant on a speaker phone. Thinking it was just some late going party people I ignored it and tried to get more sleep. I was later informed that it was a call to start prayer, and that it happens five times a day. I later went ...
Kas-hing in
We took the ferry from Rhodes to Marmaris. We stayed the night in Fethiye, a few hours east, before moving on to Kas (should have a squiggle on the s; pronounced 'cash').
It's always interesting to see how things unfold when you arrive in a new country; it sets the tone. Everyone we dealt with on our arrival was helpful and friendly. ...
The Turkish Gullet - Oasis 2
... for a swim and a chance to get onto the island to check out the old ruins where they believe St Nicholas' tomb is. The islands around us were busy with a few other busabout boats and other daily tour boats. This island is where we experienced all the little boats which tried to sell ice creams, jewelry, and a lady that hand rolled out gozleme and cooked them on their boat and passed them up to us. All of us loved this, ordering banana and nutella or spinch ...
What a great place
... Photo does not show it all. Went to small fishing village with 4th century BC castle above. Managed to motor past rock tombs on the shore.
The business in Kas all stay open until 11pm and12pm on Friday and you would not believe the number of people out and about (70 restaurants in a town of 7000 people) . Great atmosphere, very friendly people. Shop keepers sit outside ...
Happy Birthday, America!
... I was listening to their conversation and trying not to laugh at her clear cut BS answers. Someone taught the girl well.
On Friday, we went to hang out with one of my friends who sings blues at a local café and met a few of his friends that were from out of town. Stormy got to experience a culture clash and social awkwardness at its best. If not for anything else, she is seeing a variety of people and getting to learn how to integrate when things are a ...
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