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Adventures ın Magıcal Lands
... s freezıng.
In the crısp mornıng aır walked up the road to the attractıon of Pamukkale - from a dıstance looked lıke a skı fıeld, ın fact when we fırst arrıved & dıscovered we had to take our shoes off & then stepped onto the travertıne ıt felt lıke a skıfıeld too - ıt was freezıng. Worked out pretty quıckly that where the water ...
Turkey Cruise
... his CV and we realised that he was a model slash actor slash musician slash poet slash philanthropist. Talented chap wouldn't you say!! By the time he had finished his monologue, we had landed in Madrid feeling the effects of a rather boozy all-nighter. One more short flight and a couple more hours we would be in Istanbul.
Our initial stay in Istanbul was only for one night before we would be joining the rest of the Dunn family in Bodrum to celebrate Nessie's ...
Breaking Free
... we had come to know and love. There were strangers amongst us!!! It was time to move on.
May 1. We set sail for Gocek the next morning, some 30 nautical miles south. Accompanied by Belle Helene we went from virtually no wind to a stiff 30knots and arrived into Ortisim Bay in the afternoon. Here we anchored up with "Endeavour" - Brian and Carol (more poms) and "Awatea" - John and friends, kiwis.
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Dalaman
... been a UNESCO world heritage site since 1988. It's so fantastic to walk in this place, packed with old history. And it is so big, it used to be the capital of Lycia.
On wednesday we went to Dalyan, another city west of Dalaman. We ate som turkish pide overlooking the river. In the evening we went to eat at the Ley Ley restaurant. Ley means stork in turkish. I got to know why later. A stork came up behind my friend, and grabbed ...
Testing riding but good conditions
Leaving Edirne I passed a Carrefore supermarket answering the question about where they are. A decent ride out at 8am as the road acquired a shoulder to cycle in and dodge the traffic. And it turned out that getting water was easy too. This road apparently follow the route of an old roman road to Constantinople. This sounds great until you realise that the roman approach to road building means going straight across all the river valleys. It was ...


