Ozcelik Kusadasi
Ataturk Bulvari Kusadasi, Turkish Aegean Coast, Turkey
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This Greek Salad is All Green to Me
Days 243 to 245
On our way to our final stop on our Turkish tour, our bus finally arrives in the city of Kusadasi at about 9PM, where someone from our hotel is meeting us. After standing on the side with our backpacks for about 20 minutes and no sign of anyone there to pick us up, we walk over to the ticket booth and Jill patiently …
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... ruins.
The guide gave us lots of information about the
city and what went on here, he also told us about the work to uncover
the city, that only a small part of it was seen, the rest buried. He
also told us how the river changed course and now is far away. We
walked through the ruins, saw the bath houses, main street, temples
and the library. This was great. There were also lots of statues
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My Life in Ruins....
... in and were given two hours to relax, nap, shower and be ready for the walk to Mert's condo.
When we got to his condo on the 10th floor we were all amazed at the views he has. Big wrap-around balcony that looks out over the bay and the mountains and with the sun just starting to go down we were all looking forward to the sunset we knew we were in for. The wine started flowing, shots of Turkish Raki (The Turk ...
Can I Buy a Vowel: Ephesus/Aphrodisias/Hierapolis
... wonderful experience to walk amongst such history in virtual solitude. First up was the magnificently preserved Theatre and Theatre Baths. The Theatre was capable of holding 7,000 people. There were remnants of “luxury” boxes on the lower level and the seats had markings that were apparently individual names of the seat holders. I moved on to the back side of the stadium to the Baths of Hadrian where there was a magnificent marble headless statute of a man. We ...
We are here!
... had never been in Turkey before and the information was excellent.
She told us about general life, food, beaches, stores and so on. A perfect introduction to Turkey. The bus trip lasted more than an hour and she guided us all the way.
Now I'm sitting on the patio at AliBabam Hotel, had my first bath in the pool and enjoying a frozen glass with cold Efes.
Life is good!
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