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Surviving the Istanbul rush hour
We are leaving early in the morning as there is quite a distance to cover to Istanbul. We decide to use the first part to enjoy the nice back land between the Ankara region and the Izmit area for going across the hills and valleys.
This is really a good idea and we can just only enjoy ourselves with the good road, beautiful landscape and …
Service day and last day in Turkey
We use the day to have split teams.
The ones who have not seen Istanbul with the Bazaar and the other old town beauties go and do the exploration.
The more experienced Istanbul travellers decide to visit the Dolmabaće palace and to then catch the bikes from service.
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Turkey tour 1
... and were slaughtered on it for no gain, about 600 total. Imagine the site of 600 fallen troops on a piece of land no bigger then a rugby pitch. At some sections the Turks and the Aussies trenches were no further then 5-10m from each other, and both sides use to throw food and smokes and letters to each other. The trenches are mostly half filled with dirt now due to erosion and flooding, but some are well preserved. Some are completely left alone though and just have ...
Endings
... started to chip away the stress I have built up over the past several years. Step one was recognizing it was there in the first place.
I had a lovely last few days in Georgia: I traveled to Signaghi in the region of Kumisi (wine region) with two friends for the weekend, then visited my friend, Kyle (American) in his village on Monday.
Signaghi is a tiny little tourist town called “the city of love”, is set on the side if a mountain and ...
At the Boarder of Europe and Asia
... 5. He escorted us to an elevator and introduced us as doctors to another gentleman I realized I had been played when he asked me earlier what I dedicate myself to. His assistants served apple tea while he unfurled an assotment of rugs before us. All the while he asked us questions and made skillful small talk. We left after over an hour viewing rugs and discussing price. Neither T nor I like to play that game, and we never came to terms. I knew we wouldn't. We spent ...
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