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Where is the truck and driver
... Not a tourist town so not alot to see. A BIG mosque, a Roman stone bridge and not much else. But seen them, walked the riverbank, bit of the market thats open and rested. Street food really cheap so fattening up.
Not alot of English spoken so a bit harder to get around. Managing though as it's all pretty tame after Africa. The price is the price. There is no need to bargain and they don't seem to want to take advantage of you and overcharge.
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The kindness is overwhelming
... mum is very sweet even though couldn't speak English. Then it was time for Turkish coffee and baklava. My goodness the baklava was out of this world!! Even though we had come to their place and they had fed us (almost to bursting) they then gave us gifts...Cenk's brother gave us traditional Adana Turkish delight and knowing that I love Turkish coffee his mum gave me a coffee pot, 2 beautiful little mugs and saucers and some coffee. I was truly blown ...
Balloons & Bear Grylls, truly unforgetable
... in the distance where we wanted to be so we just headed that way - up some super steep hills and down (even on our bums at one stage!) some even steeper little gorges. There were a few moments were we thought, "the sun is absolutely roasting, we only have a little bit of water, no one knows we are here and we have no idea where we are!". But in the end the persistence paid off, we never got into that intended valley (due to about a 10 ...
Great underwater hockey friends
Adana was really hot at an average of 33'C! We stayed two nights with a good friend named Cenk from the Turkish national underwater hockey team. We had a super time with him, seeing all the sights of Adana and experiencing the fantastic food the region had to offer. Cenk's family were fantastic and made us the most lovely traditional Turkish food. This was just before our ...
Experiencing Adana
Today we headed westward to Adana, another city dating back 3000 years. Along the way we stopped at Karatepe, an archaeologically significant walled, neo-Hittite city dating from the eighth century BC. These remote and beautiful ruins are situated in the forested foothills of the Taurus Mountains at the edge of a lake. There is not much here as far as the extent of the ruins but it did give us a glimpse of what ...
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