Novotel Trabzon
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A Short Distance, But A World Apart
... walk beyond that takes you to the Turkish immigration area where the building looked perfectly normal but the procedures were a little strange. Since we were required to purchase our visas on arrival, we were directed to a building well past the immigration and security check (without our bags going through the machines). After walking past several buildings with no signs, we entered one that was merely signposted Bank. It turned out that a small counter in that ...
Trabzon: Modernity in an Eastern Black Sea Port
... where the tourist is highly valued, but also frequently bothered to buy, consume, eat or visit something, the citizens of Trabzon go about their business without even batting an eye at an obviously foreign Indian American wearing a baseball cap.
As I was waiting for my friend Tom King to arrive and join in the northeastern Turkey adventure, I grabbed a cup of cay (tea) and peynirli tost (grilled cheese) in a café ...
Counter Flow
... cheap little hotel!! We hung out! It was well ...great!! A much needed reprieve from the solitude that I find myself enduring. Even did some sight seeing with them. I went to the biggest sight on the Black Sea. The Sumela Monastery!
How can I not love meeting other travellers? I mean I love the Turkish people. LOVE them. Yet there is always that gap in that we are not doing the same thing. There is just something about meeting a reflection of myself ...
Trabzon (Internet Cafe)
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Interesting bush camp between Trabzon and the Georgian. There were few options but managed to find a spot up a track however, as we were pitching the tents a lorry arrived to off load hardcore. We moved out the way and waited while another 4 lorries arrived then the foreman organised a digger to flatten the area for us. In the end it was an excellent spot.
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Our First Port of Call
... by Emperor Manuel Paleogos VIII. There are some wonderful Byzantine frescoes still visible depicting both Testaments, including a fresco of Jacob and Angels climbing the ladder to Heaven. The church also had a beautiful view of the Black Sea.
We had a very good guide who added an unscheduled stop to a mosque. We walked through a park which was filled with men and women enjoying ...