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Turkish Delights
... always presented with flourish and frill. Bread and pastries are clearly another obsession here, and we seldom avoided the opportunity to partake. Always fresh, always tasty, sweet and often crunchy nuts are commonly found in the sweets. Pistachio and pumpkin seed lovers would be in heaven here. (In Turkey, they keep the pumpkin seeds and throw away the pumpkins!)
Given the time we had, we had the opportunity to visit the Cappadocia region in central Turkey. Travel ...
Fairy chimneys
Our first few days in turkey were a bit confusing and challengIng, but also very rewarding. Instead of following the usual tourist track and going straight to cappadocia, we based ourself out of the city Kayseri. We quickly realized that we were a bit far from cappadocia and getting their was a complicated. We decided to go to the tourist info center but there was very little information. Most tourists do not ...
Land of the Penises
... our ipods and singing along amid the bright sun and tall peaks of rock that the ancients and even Paul the Apostle may have lived in. We went down long streets that lead out of town. I forgot how absolutely freeing riding a bike feels. Against the sister’s will, we proceeded to go down more dirt roads. I saw one of the natural rocks with random caves carved into their core and I was drawn in. I tried to get the sister to climb up with me, but ...
Rising With the Sun & Setting on the Moon
... drive takes about 20 minutes and we’re let out in front of a wide open field, where there are dozens of other sleepy-eyed keeners, filling up their coffee cups and munching on cookies from folding tables set up for our mini-breakfast. There’s a slight chill in the air and we’re all silently shuffling around in the dim morning light, sipping our coffees and snapping pictures of the scene literally unfolding in front of us. This is it. There’s no turning ...
Day 3 - Up, up and away and over hills and dales
... Hmmm.
(c) At dinner, at the hotel, one of the waiters (an Adonis, no kidding) approached me after a few attempts to start a conversation, and asked me if he could say something. I assented and he said, "you are a very beautiful woman." I thanked him for the compliment. He then asked me if I liked wine and would I join him for some after he was finished work. I informed him I was old enough to be his mother, to which he feigned to ...