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... this BS overnight trip at all, but I had no control over things... so I decided to just enjoy the experience. We were in Amasra by noon-ish where we were hearded into a fish restaurant for a 20 lira fixed menu, consisting of two types of fried fish, ...
Hello again. We're up on the Black Sea coast in a seaside town called Amasra. Before I start let me read to you what the Lonely Planet has to say about this place: 'Amasra is a real gem and surely the prettiest small village on the Black Sea coast. ...
... to Doganyurt... gassed up and swore we would never forget the lesson of always having a full tank... if possible... when in rural Turkey... We were very happy to have placed two new tires on the front of the van... for many sections of the road are as ...
Our last official stop in Turkey was in the small Black Sea port town of Amasra. (Homer mentions the city in his writings by its original name, Sesamus.) It's a small place with a population of only about 7,000. Like Safranbolu, it too is ...
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