Turkiz Aparts Burhaniye

... and was askıng ıf they knew where he could go and watch the football as Unıted where playıng ın the champıons league and playıng a team from Istanbul so he thought that places would play ıt they told us that a bar down the road would have ıt on and ıf we lıke they would take us there thats how nıce they are honestly they cant do enough for you. Anyways ın the end we went for a dr ...

... and our fr&#305;end lond&#305;s jumped over the fence and jo&#305;ned us br&#305;ng&#305;ng us coffee! Its so n&#305;ce to be w&#305;th the locals and see how they lead there l&#305;ves he told us tomorrow that I could m&#305;lk the goat so awa&#305;t p&#305;cs of that and he &#305;s go&#305;ng to take us on h&#305;s boat to rabb&#305;t &#305;sland &#305;f he gets back from Izm&#305;r &#305;n t&#305;me as h&#305;s mother &#305;n law has cancer and he has to take her for chemo tomorrow. <br>

Why are we leaving gorgeous Ayvalik, our stunning guesthouse and lovely friends to go and see ruins I wonder as Tania harries me off to the bus stop.<br><br>Two hours later and having checked into a hotel where the owner admits "I am Gobi" (yep really) we trek uphill solidly for the next hour and it's 35 degrees plus. Perhaps this should be called schlepping to Asclepion. <br><br>However, the place was genuinely stunning and it ...

... address. So we ended up stumbling through residential areas ;steep &amp; rambling cobblestone sreets- no one to ask directions from but cats and chickens. After 35 minutes- we found it! Bergama ticaret odasi sosyal tesisleri- and it was precisely as wonderful as i had ...

... folks were exiting from the aforementioned property. They backed their car to the end of the alley, which I was about half way down, and called out to me. Ah ha! The Turkish Travel Pixies blessed me again. For, I was to find, at this time, now mid- to late afternoon, I was about to head back directly toward Bergama--but, by hiking out along about a mile or more peninsula that ended in the reservoir! I would have probably discovered that sooner rather than later, for ...

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... open air mall like center where the locals all hung out playing some sort of backgammon like game and drinking tea. Bergama has even less tourists and even more going on. Its main streets are very busy during the day with all kinds of retail commerce going on. The old town is a scraggly place of crooked alleys and worn out buildings with a very authentic atmosphere. Below this there is an almost as twisty section of streets which at night was quite eerie ...

... lizards, industrious beetles and wild tortoises (well the one that Gina picked up didn't look too happy). We didn't see any larger animals such as rabbits, bears and wolves which were once around here. It is to be assumed that the herds of wild tortoises must have seen them off many years ago! We walked miles up and down the hill and could have spent a whole day there just enjoying the setting. However, we wanted to be back in Cesme so, after 2 satisfyingly ...

... the picturesque second floor. That night Aili and I set out for a nice dinner for two. We found a great seafood restaurant recommended by the Crown Plaza. There were no menus - they just wheeled the wine cart out so we could pick a bottle, then asked, "Meat or fish?" - and when we answered "fish" they responded "Grilled or fried". They ended up bringing out a platter of fresh ...

... cold water and snacks served and your very own F1 Driver at the helm - what more could you ask for. 6 hours later.. Jay - 5hrs sleep Mari and Mike - 0hrs sleep ... we arrive at our destination. So Gallipoli and the whole ANZAC thing...Not really sure what my feelings where of the whole ANZAC day thing. Each April, some 10,000+ Aussie and Kiwis (& Turks) crowd the peninsula for the dawn service. Now the idea of that many ...