Phellos Kas

I open my eyes – all is dark. I rub them – still, no light. Inching forward, my bini clad head emerges from the mountain of blankets and sleeping bags – there is now some light but also an icy, breathtaking chill. Quickly I dive back into the warm darkness of our nest. My second attempt at getting up is more successful. Determined I scrape the ice off our sleeping bags and shake the water bottle to see if all its content has already gone into the solid aggregate ...

We had a heck of a rainstorm last night in Olympos; but it didn't delay the plan to travel westward on the Med. So, here we are in Kas, a beautiful quiet sleepy town with a yacht basin filled with sailboats.

The hostel is Beautiful. I think the best I have ever stayed in. And the price isn't too bad, although it is the off season. This Might be It- the place I have been looking for. But, of course, it's too early to tell.

... ng ıs also ok except for last nıght where we stayed ın the barn of the ımmam and a nıce bıg scorpıon. you wıll see a pıcture of that famıly. We only meet 3-4 walkers a day so we are mostly alone ın the mountaıns. 3 days ago we were ın beautıful Kalkan and tonıght we are ın Kas. 2 lovely small towns wıth beaches and lots of tourı ...

... mean long hikes and this was no exception. We were perched on the hill above the beach and set out one day in search of a swim in the sea, 1 1/2 hours later down a long and winding road we reached the beach and cooled off, on the way back we chose the shorter path - what a mistake - it only took us 1/2 an hour but it was so steep and challenging we were both on the verge of death by the time we reached the village. Luckily ...

... 956;α 64;α ανεκτί 56;ητης αξίας από διάφορ 49;ς περιόδ 59;υς της αρχαιό 64;ητας, τοιχογ 61;αφίες του 17ου αιώνα, παρα ...

... 953; το Μανδρά 54;ι. Στον οικισμ 72; υπάρχο 65;ν πολλά παλιά αρχοντ 53;κά, τα περισσ 72;τερα από τα οποία έχουν ερ ...

... I started running. Barely starting to feel the wind crashing against my face, and before I knew it, my feet were dangling above the ground! In that precise moment, I could not know whether I should weep, scream or burst with laughter! It was remarkable feeling that I couldn’t quite comprehend; a mix of fear, joy, happiness, anticipation and freedom all bursting from inside out! At last, Memet started to warm up to me screaming with a big grin on his ...

... I had been unable to put away. I wrapped myself in my blanket and stepped out to the deck to look at the stars while I decided what to do. The stars were astounding - so bright - and the Milky Way streaking across the sky. As I was walking up to the prow, I nearly stumbled upon a large, fuzzy looking lump that I suspected was a person sleeping. But I didn't want to shine my light on it in case it was. So I just avoided it and stood there ...

... aunt taking over the couch at Thanksgiving and turning off the football game to watch Springer. The famous "Sunken City of Kekova" was supposed to be a highlight but since they no longer allow swimming or snorkeling, the deck of our boat is about 3 metres out of the water and the ancient city, well, sunk, there really wasn't that much to see. Sure, those dark shadows could have been fantastically preserved, historically significant ruins, or they might have ...

... Hayley and I moved off to an adjoining park while she had her toes seen to. After returning, I was offered a haircut by the manager, while the person who had done Patty's toes started working on Hayley's, and then Gracey's hair, braiding and twisting. They (all three girls) ended up looking lovely, while I was having the cut of my (and my ears) life. After the usual trim, the barber had his own unique method of getting rid of ear and ...