Kale Guesthouse Pamukkale
Ataturk Caddesi, Kale mahallesi No:16 Pamukkale Pamukkale, Denizli, 20280, Turkey
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A unique place in the world
... for their handwoven and machine laced linens, clothes, and other products. Ottoman documents from the 17th century mention Buldan's importance as a textile production center. We had lunch here, and many shopped in this very pleasant small town. I even bought myself a shirt for $7. ...
Twee bijzondere plaatsen: Ephesus en Pamukkale
... mogelijkheid de schroefaskoker dezelfde maat te geven als het gelan, maar dan moeten er ingrijpende veranderingen plaatsvinden. Morgen worden daar over beslissingen genomen. Ondertussen trekt de blauwe lucht helemaal dicht en met veel gedonder en bliksem ontladen de wolken zicht als een waterige massa en valt de eerste (hoos) bui na 6 weken op ons neer.
Donderdagochtend zijn de monteurs al weer om 9.30 uur aanwezig. Na veel heen en weer gepraat wordt besloten ...
Day 246 - Heading East to Cappadocia
... Turkish dinner. Mia’s dish was similar to the clay pot meal we’d had in Istanbul while Eli had a wonderful chicken mushroom and cheese Turkish style pizza. We chatted with the well-spoken manager who guessed that we were Canadian (and not American). Beyond this he clearly had an ear for languages.
We went back to the Denizli bus station on a dolomus as night set in. Thanks only to Mia hollering for him while he was loitering in ...
Always Carry a Debit Card
... make it better. Nothing seemed plausible, so I just continued to cry.
Another annoyance is how many breaks the bus driver gets. The bus stops every 2 hours for 10-30 minutes so the bus drivers and passengers can smoke and drink tea. Which means getting from one place to another can be pain in the ass if you just want to reach your destination. We finally arrived at the station and took a mini bus to the small town where we could enter ...
No idea for a clever title today
... for goodness sake. She shouldn’t be having an identity crisis every time her temple fell into different hands.
Ephesus is really well preserved and it’s an outdoor museum under a scorching July sun. It’s extremely interesting and there are hordes of tourists. The funniest ones (not funny ha ha, funny strange) must be the Japanese by far. They are absolutely terrified of the sun and are dressed to the hilt to protect ...



