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... high, steep sided Babadağ Mountain.
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... Kalkan, Fethiye.
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... de baın. On dıt que ces femmes ont en moyenne 7-8 enfants. On revıse un peu notre notıon de respect de la dıfference lorsque la dıfference est ımposee par quelqu'un d'autre!!

Quıte a sensıtıve ıssue here! The woman must be completely covered ıf she subscrıbes to muslım values. We are askıng ourselves a lot ...

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... centre cooperatıve and were lead through the process, by the extremely charmıng and funny Aryal - the weavers are local people who maıntaın the art through State support, and are set up wıth loom and materıals to produce wool on wool, wool on cotton or sılk on sılk carpets - absolutely fascınatıng and so beautıful to watch. The more knots per cm2 the more expensıve the carpet - some of the s ...

... in town on net. Actually found two as they were clearly labeled; nice. I then rode around through narrow streets and found a third. Big 4 storey place slap bang in a poor neighbourhood. Probably not enough parking. Very good standard but according to the keys virtually empty. Room is a huge king sized bed, modern affair with working aircon, wifi and an unaffordable 55 lira. I offer 20 and we settle at 30.. Ok so its double what I was paying in ...

... words, and at the same time took me a few paces to begin my descent. I heard the word for woods (ormani), so I figured I'd fine a trail. And a very nicely, green carpeted path through the pine woods I soon came upon. He also assured me that there was a bridge across the river. Well, I didn't find a bridge, but rather a culvert/bridge under construction, with some construction planks to cross. The next thing of note that I came across was this attractive brick ...

... in the hotel, and take a side trip to Malazgirt; then return to Patnos, and continue on to Erzurum.



I arrived at the dolmus stand at the edge of town to see a dolmus with a Malazgirt sign in the front window. I went in to the little waiting room and addressed the first guy with a question as to when it would be leaving. He mumbled something to me--probably in Kurdish, anyway--and idicated for me to sit down. About a half second after I sat down, he ...

... the Turkish government has stepped in, and hopefully these historic and unreplaceable builidngs will last for centuries. Unfortunetly, Mufasta says we have to move on. There is still more to see today. It's lunch time. And going in we're going in a historic old building thru a hanging carpet. I'm really liking the atmosphere here. It's nice to sit down and relax over wonderful Turkish food. I don't know what I'm eating again, but Art says I'll like it. He asks if I saw Pedro. "No ...

... overlooking the park area between the two mosques that was once the Hippodrome, built in 203. The city of Istanbul has gone through many changes. In the 7th Century B.C, a Greek colony was founded here by Byzas, hence the name Byzantium. Then in 324 A.D, Emperor Constantine made it the capital of the Roman Empire and renamed it to Constantinople. In 1453 it was ...