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Chapter Fifteen - A crowded morning in Ephesus
... we look behind us a new group is emerging through the gate. On the other hand it’s interesting to mingle a little and overhear the interpretations of their tour guides.
Finally giving up any chance of peace and quiet, we follow Curetes Street down towards the world famous Library of Celsus. The street is laid with the original marble paving and you can see it has been well used over ...
9th Day of the Cruise
17/09/11 Saturday
Up early this morning as we are back in Turkey and here until 7.00pm tonight…this time we are going to throw the dice and hopefully get a cheap taxi ride to 'Ephesus' and Mother Mary final living place…the ship has an excursion but they are charging $70US each and we were sure that we could get a taxi for the four of us for under $50US.
Anyway we had a quick breakfast after excusing ourselves to Monica from our 8.00am Tai ...
Ancient Ephesus - Last Entry from Turkey!
... to count, but the food and wine were good and we enjoyed each other one last time before heading our separate ways Saturday morning. Some were going back to Istanbul for a few more days, several were connecting out of Istanbul to Paris and some to London for a few days before returning home. I am connecting from Kusadasi by ferry to tour some of Greece next. It will be low key and time for some R&R. I have ...
A slice of Turkey
... it was off to the turkish rug making display.
I was going to skip the tour... but the others were going in so didnt exactly want to be hanging around on a turkish street corner.. It is definitely interesting learning about the different rug making techniques.. single knots double knots, and the different material used..cotton vs wool vs silk on silk etc.. and the escalating prices attached as a result ...
A wonder of the Ancient World
... well preserved city and it is impressive to walk along the original streets and see the Celsus library (135 BC), The Grand theatre (3AD), where St Paul preached and even the communal loos! Sitting on the loo is an obvious photo call for some! It is extra to see the recently restored terrace houses and we didnt go in but I heard later that this was a really good place ...