Avanos Irmak Hotel
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Above the World & Looking Down.
... and gazed out into the distance. We reached 1km above the ground and the view was amazing. Such a warm array of pastel colours and the Rose valley is beautiful. Every direction in the sky was another balloon, and there were a few hairy moments where I questioned whether we were going to crash into another, but their precision driving was unflappable.
The photos can explain the rest for you. It is a truly amazing place to ...
Goreme day one
... on eventually and then the driver decided we needed cheering up and put on a CD of pounding dance music (WHY?)
It was only a short drive to the Kaya camp site and we just dumped everything on the deck and let everyone grab their own kit, I got mine and went in search of a dry tent site and somewhere to dry some of my kit (the outer of my tent)
No one has any idea when the Scania fitter will arrive or what will happen, or if the ...
Izmir, here we come!
... of kilometers.
Only to learn, that the cities on our map were just big villages without hotels or pensions. And camping in the wild was kind of cold.
But when the tight is high, help is near. And so we landed, again, in a teachers house. Which was full, but whose director went again out of his way to help us and we ended up at the couch.
At the start of our third day with cold wind we decided that it was enough. As ...
Land and Farming
The Anatolian plains are on about 1100 meter altitude and comprise a huge area with mainly agricultural land use. This is the area where many of the migratory workers in NL and GE are coming from. We were curious about their background and wanted to check out their origins.
The land is flat, but not as in the Netherlands. There are some hills at places and we saw mountains with snow from almost all places we were. Farming seems to ...
A Day in the Life in Cappadocia
... were around you every few minutes. Our pilot, Andrew from New Zealand, would spin the balloon around so we could see all around us. He landed our balloon without even a bump, right on the flat trailer that carries the basket. We celebrated our flight with cherry juice and champaign and apricot bread. We then left fora town about an hour away as we began our day of discovery. We stopped and talked with an Anatolian Shepard hearing a large ...
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