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Walking where the ancients lived
Kusadasi is a touristy seaside town along the coast of the stunning Aegean Sea. The water is green, and beautiful to behold. And seeing locals spending a quiet afternoon fishing along its shores, with bags of fresh crusty loaves of bread and other goodies to keep them sated by their side, was sort of magical to witness. We love catching moments of …
Too bad you didn't tell us last night!
Off to Kusadasi today, which is a seaside town on the Aegean Sea. We were up early today as we had to be ready by 9 am to head to the bus. Little did we know that it was daylight savings time in Turkey. At breakfast, they told us that it was actually 7 am, not 8 am. Man, we could have had an extra hour of sleep! It wasn't like we didn't see them …
The Trojan Horse - fact or fiction
... another archeologicql site - this time a health spa. Built to help people meet with the goddess of health and have thier dreqms analysed then treatment is uncertaken accordingly. Even had an area for physiotherapy. Not sure how close to todays physiotherapy, but again shows how advanced these early civilisations were. So hard to grasp how old these places are.
Off again heading for Kusadasi (near ...
Want to buy a carpet.
... got an invitation to see a
carpet shop. Inside we got shown carpets while drinking apple tea. I
had a look at some carpets, and then I was pested to buy a carpet.
The price for the carpet that I liked was 450 euro, but I thought it
was too much, so I cut the price in half. The sales man used the
“your my first customer of the day” line and eventually I got him
don to 130 euro, it was still ...
Experiencing Ephesus
... glass floors on metal frames, giving a wonderful view of individual rooms, and (at the top) a great overview of the entire area, including the work areas where people are re- assembling various finds. Walking fifteen or twenty feet in the air on see-through floors is a bit scary, but I got used to it, because the rooms are just so impressive.
The Library of Celsus, when we finally got to it, was truly impressive. It ...