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On our way to Ephesus
... were told that some 250,000 people lived in this town???? The stones were still in tact and did not look almost 2000 years old. There was the library, statues, partially broken, the public toilets they used, and I mean public, there was cement and 20 holes, and they did their business together while they socialized !!!! There was the terraced apartments for the rich that they are currently working on piece by piece, you could go up 8 levels, and one ...
Ephesus!
... lots of luck I found a great place for $15 a night. The next day I just walked around Cesme and got me a good Turkish shave. I didn't shave my beard...just needed to clean myself up a little bit since I will be landing in Ethiopia on Saturday morning! That's right Ethiopia...things are about to get really exciting so stay tuned! The next day I was hanging out on Chios island which was pretty dull I have to admit. But luckily I met some very nice French ...
The House of Mary
... there was a group of people who came in. I noticed right away a couple of young girls. I saw that what they were wearing and something like a hurt-animal sound came up out of my throat. I could not believe my eyes. Evidently they had not read the sign because they had on Hoochie-Mama shorts. I mean you could see all kind of bottoms hanging out. They acted like they didn’t care. I noticed that the nun had these scarves that she was passing out and she didn’t give them one. ...
Busing It
... to sell straw baskets.
Finally a back-up driver and bus appeared and then it became a “hurry up” mentality from the useless guide. Par for the course, the a/c was broken in this vehicle and since this wasn’t the regular driver, he too was lost half the time. The delay continued with my need for a pharmacy to get some antibiotics and then the driver parking the car, while paying for the toll since this car wasn’t registered to this route. By ...
Samos Island, Greece, My Rebound Country
... fresh squeezed orange juice and eating a lovely bowl of Greek yoghurt and honey topped with bits of fresh apples, pears and pomegranates. I finally mustered the energy to pick up my laundry and zip back to Ireon. By now I was loving my little jeep and the open air so I decided I would take the afternoon and explore the west end of the island.
I looked at the map and realized that the road essentially ends in my town, Ireon, and that the only way to reach the north ...