Tusan Motel Selcuk
Efes Yolu No:38 Selcuk, Izmir, 35920, Turkey
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De rijke Egeïsche kust, vroegere Griekse kolonie
Op weg naar Efesos ligt de antieke ruïnestad Nysa uit de 3de. eeuw v C, gelegen aan de rand van de Menderesvallei: de rivier kronkelt zich in grote S-bochten doorheen de vallei, vandaar ons begrip "Meander".
In de buurt van Selçuk ligt de Grieks-romeinse stad Efesos, een van de mooiste en gigantiste ruinecomplexen van de westerse wereld, gesticht omtrent 1000 voor christus. De Romeinen maakten van Efesos de belangrijkste haven van de ...
What have the Romans ever done for us ?
... Goddess Diana (Artemis) !
We head back to Hotel Bella to sit on the roof-top terrace and drink tea, and are rewarded with the famous storks of Selcuk returning for the evening to their large, dish-shaped nests of top of the telegraph poles opposite us. These storks migrate to Selcuk from South Africa, 4000km away, to breed, then return in September with their adult young – so we were lucky to still see them.
Selcuk itself has a small commercial ...
Castelo de Algodão
... consegue fazer coisas realmente surpreendentes.
O engraçado é quando a água seca e a gente fica com o corpo todo branco, poeirento. Tem uma ducha (gelaaada) de água doce para tirar o excesso do branco, mas aí vai um conselho: se você tem um cabelão como eu tenho, evite ficar com a cabeça dentro da água... gastei quase meio shampoo e ...
Samos to Selcuk
... cafe by the harbour before making our way back to Samos for a bite to eat before hopping on the boat bound for Turkey.
It was a fairly short boat right from Samos to Kusadasi. Along the way I read more carefully that Canadians were subject to buying a Visa upon arrival and only Euro or American Dollars were accepted. Now for some reason the Canadian visa costs more than most countries (about $60 Canadian) and I didn't have enough Euro with ...
Adventure...
... main highway... but we followed that well-known Canadian singer Alannis Morrisette "It was the good advice, you just didn't take". The doctor said "go straight", but the road to the right looked like so much fun. It looked twisty and adventurous. So we turned right. It looked like it climbed into the hills. We climbed and we climbed.
This is real farming country. Piles of rocks, cleared fields, livestock, smoky fires, the funky smell of sloppy wet silage hanging ...


