Swissotel Grand Efes Izmir

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... n daha rahat ve verimli yaşaması amacıyla kapalı
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... arrive and pack out the dorm. They are travelling as an informal group with guidance from a teacher who's very experienced. They turn out to be hospitable and er very american but not in an irritating way. They adopt me as their second token brit and a new zealand girl also hangs out with them. So we chat about travel and have a nice time

... of shacks and tree houses on an unmade road to a beach. Its remote, hot, dusty, touristy and a sort of oxymoronic community. I chose a pension with air conditioned dorms and a nice relaxed vibe; its 20 lira for half board so its a good deal. Its a very strange place as its clearly a post hippy beach colony. I chat to another guy who is on a four month trip and share some experiences. Then head down the road and ...

... passed surprisingly quickly with a slow procession of beers although the final bill was a substantial 20lire. The bar was surprisingly run on a credit basis; you were assigned a number and ordered with that number. Its a useful system because no-one needs to find lots of small change and is rather civilised. The problem is that its easy to run up a bill especially as the beer's were small and £2 each. I suspect that they make much of their ...

... into their daily lives was fascinating and refreshingly far removed from any tourist path. Elmar enjoyed the hour long walk as much as we did. On arrival at the top we discovered women weaving carpets and boys playing football in amongst the castle ruins. The view of Izmir was fantastic and the sun rays piercing through the clouds onto the glistening ocean provided a perfect backdrop. Thanks for having us Elmar, we think you're great!

... swarmed around me as I tucked into my evening meal so at 8pm I escaped behind the safety of a flysheet. more to follow... --------------------------------------- --------------------- --------------------------------- I'm now in Gökova near Marmaris trying to decide whether to cycle south-west to Marmaris and Datça and take a boat trip to Bodrum. It's a bit of a detour and judging by the camp site here and at Oludeniz it will be very busy, noisy and relatively expensive. I'd ...

... church - very ımportant to christianity. We came across an area of tents and open aır seatıng on the path and we sat down for some Turkısh pancakes stuffed wıth all sorts of vegıes and cheeses and meat for some of us, as well as a well earned cold Ephesus beer. After the ruıns of the church (very cool) and a meander back to town through an olıve grove and a graveyard (also cool) we managed to take ın a ...

... enormous agora and along the streets. We arrived early and were nearly the only people there... I stood on the stage of the amphitheatre and recreated an ancient trade union dispute by shouting 'Great is Artemis of the Ephesians!' to my audience of 2. (see Acts chapter 19 for the full story.) (or don't, it's up to you - ed) We also visited the burial site of St John the Evangelist - presumably small at first, til they built a bloody great cathedral ...

... the glittering city. It was in National Costume & such centre of attraction for all. All to my amazement & to others amusement my Gandhi cap was gently taken away by waiter along with the napkins & immediately after when I looked for it it was all in heap of used napkins. August 9h Izmir Since it was concluding day of our stay in Izmir, everyone wanted to make some purchases & as such we moved in market all in group a crowd was always there to follow us ...