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... guy and his mate were a bit dodgy, and then it all made sense when he told me he was a car sales man. this time since i got there so fast (160 km/hr) i figured i would splerge and pay for a taxi into town so i could find a place before dark.<br><br>after scoping out a few places i decided on staying at ninova pension in the old part of town. negotiated 70TL for two nights including breakfast. hopefully i will hear back from ...

... Med, once again. <br><br>We toured the ruins, I stuck my toe into the Med, and then retreated back for a little siesta. We had a time change last night, and kinda screwed my clock up.<br><br>We plan on staying here 2 nights, then on to Kas.

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... you! On arrival you will be met inside the airport terminal at the exit from baggage reclaim. Your driver will be holding a clear sign with your name written on.<br> -Relax, unwind and enjoy as your helpful driver assists with baggage and/or waits patiently while you use airport facilities.<br> -No surprises; and guaranteed low fixed rates for London transfers to any hotel, airport or other destination.<br> -No waiting! With our ...

... dance a bit with Catherine though, spinning her round and round and teaching her the hands held high dance style, which she said was really quite fun. <br><br>Asked to do some dance solos, I was more or less at a loss for a bit before pulling out the worm. When it comes to dance solos...well...I'm a one trick pony.<br><br>Kristen went to bed early, as usual...but she didn't totally miss the party...our cabin was right under the dance floor. When I went to bed I excitedly told her ...

Another day drive. With our stereo blasting we made our way to our next destination - Olympos. After 6 hours of pretty boring scenery we hit the southern coast of Turkey. The scenery was amazing. We spent the last 2 hours hugging the coastline, driving along a windy clifftop with miles and miles of white sand beaches below us. A long windy gravel road took us down deep into a gully to where our campsite, Salon was siutuated ...

... of us on the trip - only half full compared to August. We didn't go very far - past a few points and into a few coves that are only accessible by sea, but it was a very pleasant way to spend the day. The water is so warm, the day was beautifully sunny with a nice sea breeze, the scenery remained grand with rocky mountains plunging straight into the sea, and the company on the boat was excellent! The boat stopped 5 times in different sheltered bays to ...

... borrowed Apu's, one of my wonderful guides computers. Ok so this in itself is a problem--this is a turkish computer with a turkish alphabet and the damn i's are not where they're suppose to be! Well, that and the comma's and periods... But let me move on a tell you a bit of my trip so far. So my fl&#305;ghts were f&#305;ne, &#305;n fact, they were quick easy and enjoyable, except for my 4 hour layover in istanbul. There is nothing near the airport ...

... most people chose something that identified their family in some way. My friend Orhan, for example, came from a nomadic family, so his last name is Cobanoglu, or "son of shepherd". 2. According to Scott, a guy I met in Marmaris, the Turkish flag (red with a white moon and star) represents the reflection of the waning moon and stars on the blood-soaked battlefield of Kosovo, the battle in which the Ottomans defeated the Christian forces to establish the Ottoman Empire in Eastern Europe.