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Kharma Hotel Altinkum

Antinkum Didim, Dolphin Square Altinkum, Izmir, Turkey

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Admiral Tours

A travel blog entry by admiraltours

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Gulet
specialist agency Admiral Tours located in
Bodrum-Turkey, offers you crewed yacht charter in
Turkey. South-west Turkey offers the most spectacular

yacht
cruising in the Mediterranean - scenically beautiful,
with an astonishingly rich
legacy of archeological ruins and historic ...

Birding Day 2

A travel blog entry by howiegt

... br> Black eared wheatear

Chukar

6 x Bee-eater

Whinchat

Blue tit

Blackbird

Psili Amos Lake

2 x Little egret

Grey heron

2 x Glossy ibis

2 x Little stint

2 x Wood sandpiper

Squacco heron

Ruddy shelduck

Black winged stilt

Ruff

Moorhen

Short toed lark

Little ...

ZOODOCHO PIGI MONASTERY IN SAMOS

A travel blog entry by greekcypriot

10

... icon and he gradually built a complete monastery around the old church.


The Monastery is surrounded by tall pine trees and cypress trees and there is a wonderful pine forest behind the grounds.



At the foot of the Monastery lies the beach of Mourtia. Covered with greenery, it is perfect for solitary swimming. ...

Miletus: Let's Get Rational

A travel blog entry by oldrover

7

... was Thales. Thales lived around the mid 620s–547 BC and was born in the city of Miletus. Miletus was an ancient Greek Ionian city on the western coast of Asia Minor (in what is today the Aydin Province of Turkey) near the mouth of the Maeander River.
Before Thales, the Greeks explained the origin and nature of the world through myths of anthropomorphic gods and heroes. Phenomena such as lightning or earthquakes were attributed to actions of ...

A Day at the Beach

A travel blog entry by tandc2007

... why its so talked up. Its also hard to imagine that less than a month ago it was wall to wall bodies and sun umbrellas!! We did the obligatory wander and paddle, but decided to leave our swim for later. We checked out the flotsam and jetsam bought in by the waves and tides and found only stacks of the local seaweed - looks a lot like shredded paper - but no driftwood, no shells, a bit of rubbish, but that's it really. Guess its no surprise - there ...

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