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Intrepidness
... weather! We got to stay in the cutest bungalows and have THE BEST dinner ever! It was all vegetarian, and mostly home grown. Potato, spinach, rice and barley, lentil soup, salad, fruit salad, and the bread! Oh my GOD the bread was spectacular! That was my dessert! We did 14 km the first day, so we finished off the 11 km the next day and my legs were loving it. So good to work them hard again! -Kas we were very lucky with the weather and had a day ...
Turquoise Coast
... Ottoman Greeks moved from Karmulassos to Greece and founded a settlement near Athens. The Greek Muslims who took their place in Kayakoy eventually abandoned the town (many theories exist). Today the 2000 stone houses on the hillside over the modern town of Kayakoy is a cultural heritage monument. We walked for an hour through the stone paths cut through the town. A surreal experience. We wonder if we will get to the other side on this trip. Let us see.
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Kas-hing in
... beach was too strong. So rather than walking on gravel road, we rockhopped on the beach, which was tough work in the heat. Afterwards we descended on "Del Boy's" restaurant to rehydrate.
The food in Kas was great too. Excellent pide, kebabs, and bread. And the breakfast buffet? Well, it took several visits each morning to do it justice!
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Fethiye
On our 70 foot Gulut! We are in boat day #2 and it has been fantastic. This Agean coast is called the Turquoise Coast, the water really is that color. We are with 14 others, nice group. This is the largest teak yacht I have been on and it is really ...
A swim in the Blue Grotto
... everywhere.
Sunbaked for awhile to dry off and warm up then came back to our room to wash all the salt off.
Late lunch of dolmades, country salad and chickpea casserole. Chickpeas were amazing.
Organised (sort of) a boat trip to Turkey for Wednesday. Had to give our passports to the captain so he can arrange the custom details – providing he could get enough people to join the ...