Hotel Sirince Evleri
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Scenic Sirince
One thing I love about travelling is getting recommendations from fellow travellers. I had never heard of Sirince before arriving in Selcuk, but I kept hearing about this quaint town in the hills from other travellers at the hostel...
Sirince is a small town 20 min away from Selcuk by ...
Ephesus!
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... the following day. So I hopped on the train with them and visited the ruins and calcium springs of Pamukkale. It was definitely a cool place to see and we were even able to get our feet wet in the warm flowing water. Not a bad way to spend Thanksgiving 2011! We got on the train and headed back to Selcuk for the night with plans to see Ephesus the following day. We walked around a few hours checking out the amazing and super old ruins then returned to ...
Football in the foot hills
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... with cheap local fair. A huge meal of Shish kebab, goulash, local tomato salad, gozleme pancakes and bread and rice for Ben. A welcome feast feeding 5 of us for the princely sum of £4 each.
We retired to our little pension - a glorified (in this case very glorified) bed and breakfast where Jamie, Zach and I played football in the late afternoon sun on the grass terrace over looking the village.
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Busing It
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... private bus." This private bus booked through a company called “Hassle Free” turned out to be anything but “hassle free.” There were eight of us, a few Kiwis, a couple of Aussies, Justin and I and as part of the tour was scheduled to stop at Bergama, a famous Roman ruin along the way for an hour and half. Meanwhile, everything that could go wrong did. For starters, the bus came equipped with a guide who escorted some of the folks on the bus from ...
Ephesus
... silted up and into the Christian era the city gradually declined. Earthquakes destroy temples and topple columns and then people cart away the bloacks and cylinders to ue in their own great works. You can bet that a lot of the stone from the Temple of Artemis became part of the 4th century AD Church of St John above the ruins and of the Byzantine ...
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