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Calls to prayer...
Our first meal in Istanbul is going to be tough to beat...moussaka, kabobs with saffron bulgar wheat, fresh parsley, tomatoes and peppers, a variety of salads and spreads. House-made pomegranate and pistachio candies were a terrific finish. Sent from my iPad
Big night out Istanbul
Arrived late into Istanbul and taxi ride from Asia into European side is horrendous. Taxi driver spoke little English n finally realised the area we staying in is closed for traffic. To console ourselves we went for a nice restaurant cicek pasiji and then a night club. It's a really crowded top dance club in ...
The holy sites
... have to reconstruct Hagia Sofia so that the alter or front faced Mecca, they discovered that it was perfect. It seemed like it was designed to be a mosque one day.
I asked Yener if dignitaries ever prayed there. The answer was a quick absolutely not. This is a monument for the Turkish people. The Blue Mosque is for praying and Hagia Sofia is for learning. This is another example of their strict separations of church and state.
A great day. ...
What a Day!
... and Kiwis. So because we had so much time there was a lot of filling in to be done. We stopped at a small market, bought some pretzels and munchies for the long night ahead and had some really yummy tomato soup and about a loaf of bread. The man cut massive slices and just piled it on the tray until I signalled stop! It cost 8 Turkish lira or about $4 Aussie dollars: that was for 2 bowls! It was very warming and they gave us a little piece of lemon to squeeze in the ...
18th October Istanbul- Turkey
... I even played the Ireland card saying that we understand their problems, we have the same problems in Ireland and amazingly it worked! 2mins later they came back and said quickly go get the van and come straight across. We ran back to Albania and they were surprised to hear they we could go through and they let us out, just as more drivers were heading across to ask if they too could be allowed across – I think we were very lucky, although 10 days in ...