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- Eastern Turkish DelightAfter waving goodbye to Toby's parents in the window of their Istanbul-bound bus in Goreme, Turkey, we boarded a different bus. This one was en route to Kahta; further East, and less often visited. Here is a recount Posted by Lis.L in Let's Go Get Lost | Oct 23, 2011
- Bollywood Ending We spent our last evening in Istanbul wandering the narrow streets of the Sultanahmet district. This district is so fascinating to be in, as around every corner there is superb architecture from both the Byzantine and Ottoman empires. The children are Posted by The Flying Five in Our round-the-world Journey | Oct 22, 2011
- Istanbul by Day and Night Aya Sophia [code][/code] Josee and Rudolph at the Topkaki Palace [img=http://photos.travellerspoint.com/435 Posted by KittyKodak in TURKISH DELIGHT! | Oct 22, 2011
- IstanbulWe have entered a very different world yet one with many similarities. We finally landed in Istanbul Friday afternoon around three. Flying in you could see the European and Asian sides of istanbul as well as the Sea Posted by KittyKodak in TURKISH DELIGHT! | Oct 22, 2011
- Near & Middle East 1986 (2) - Turkey (2)The fascinating life and scenery on the Anatolian Plateau, as well as the bureucratic hassles of continuing the journey. ==Tuesday 29.7.1986, Konya & Nevşehir== A long day. Posted by Sandalsand in Sandalsand | Aug 4, 1986
- Near & Middle East 1986 (1) - Turkey (1)This was a journey into the unknown and intriguing cultures of the Middle East, and the encounter of a friendliness and hospitality hard to come by anywhere. Turkey was first off. [map=278919 lat=35.65156291621866 lon=30.460888325000027 zoom=4 Posted by Sandalsand in Sandalsand | Jul 28, 1986
- Rumi and whirlıng dervishesok this keyboard is not gettıng any eaşıer! sorry it must be even harder for you to read a very busy and rich day of a Egyptian spice market - boat rıde on the Bosphorous and vıews of Asıan Istanbul the Posted by mlippert in India Pilgrimage 2011 | Oct 20, 2011
- Merhaba Istanbul or should I say Constantınople.........Merhaba! (hello) Ever been ın a place and know you have been there before but not ın your current lıfe? that ıs how İ feel here especıally where İ vısıted today Hagıa Sophia although I have a clear sense that Posted by mlippert in India Pilgrimage 2011 | Oct 19, 2011
- Bodrum, turkeyLast stop in Turkey was Bodrum which is only 20 minutes by boat to get to Kos, Greece. Stayed at some great apartments called Emelce Aparts, Bodrum. The place had a pool, 2 bedrooms, stove, balcony looking out over Posted by Tamarillo in Wandering the World | Oct 18, 2011
- Cirali and pamukale (turkey)Cirali Cirali is about 1.5 hours out of antalya and 12 hours bus from Istanbul. The buses available are great though and have television and waiters on board to serve refreshments. When we finally got to cirali our pansiyon - ugur Posted by Tamarillo in Wandering the World | Oct 18, 2011
- Istanbul marathon Two days ago I ran my 4th marathon and visited my 40th country. The pain in my legs is still unbearable. I look really funny while walking and I'm utterly slow, and if I can skip walking in stairs I'll Posted by aggro in Clara's travel blog | Oct 18, 2011
- Turkey - Highly Recommended by Blissful AdventuresIf anywhere in the world deserves an 'A' for effort and an 'A+' for having what it takes, it is Turkey. So the next time you're brassed off with the weather and looking for somewhere offering a lot more than Posted by Hawkson in Blissful Adventures | Oct 14, 2011
- Making Mole Hills out of MountainsThe Cappadocia region in the heart of Turkey is one of the weirdest places on earth - that's why we are here. Just look at this crazy landscape... We thought that the flaming mountain of Posted by Hawkson in Blissful Adventures | Oct 13, 2011
- Excellent Last Day in Istanbul!Today we took the ferry to one of the Prince's Islands called Buyukada. It was an outstanding end to our time here. The island has no motor vehicles, tourists are taken around in horse drawn carriages, lots of Posted by Pelham Family in The Pelham Adventure | Oct 13, 2011
- Dear Family,We know you are all concerned about our trip to Egypt tomorrow. Believe me, I am too and I have spent hours researching, coming up with options, and making decisions. It has been difficult and stressful for all Posted by Pelham Family in The Pelham Adventure | Oct 12, 2011
- Confessions of a Devious PhotographerWell spotted R&B, (see blog comments re: When it Rains...It Pours). Why are there no other tourists in our pictures? We could tell you that we painstakingly photoshop them out; or that we're not really travelling at all but we are Posted by Hawkson in Blissful Adventures | Oct 12, 2011
- When it Rains.. It PoursThanksgiving is over and so is the weather. There were were sailing serenely along the Mediterranean coast of Turkey under a perfectly blue sky when,,, Wham! We ran into a storm of biblical proportions and wished we had hired an Posted by Hawkson in Blissful Adventures | Oct 12, 2011
- Two days of rainYesterday was day two of pretty heavy rain, but I really didn't want to stay cooped up all day. We went out during a light sprinkle, but later got caught in a real storm. Right after this picture Posted by Pelham Family in The Pelham Adventure | Oct 11, 2011
- Roman Ruins and a Whole Lot of NakedHello! So I'm back from my blogging hiatus (which was mostly caused by the recent inundation of mundane schoolwork), to share my stories of my first mini-vacation in Turkey- my trip to Antalya! Antalya is located in Southern Turkey, on the Posted by emulloy35 in Bus Stop Ambitions | Oct 10, 2011
- Eastern Europe Travelled to Eastern Europe... arriving from Seoul, then travelled to/through; Turkey, Bulgaria, Romania, Hungary, Czech Republic, Albania, Macedonia, Bulgaria, Turkey and back home via S Posted by joffre in Itinerant Traveller | Oct 10, 2011
- Thanksgiving TurkeyWhile our Canadian friends are enjoying their Thanksgiving turkey we're enjoying our Turkish Turkey - and there is a great deal here to enjoy. It's October, but the blue skies, warm seas and cold beers are still enticing the bacon Posted by Hawkson in Blissful Adventures | Oct 9, 2011
- We can't get enough of Turkey this Thanksgiving!We are all very thankful for Turkey this thanksgiving! Turkey continues to be delightful and tantalizing. We are currently in the small coastal village of Cirali. We are nestled between the magnificent Mt. Olympos to one Posted by The Flying Five in Our round-the-world Journey | Oct 9, 2011
- I am a loggerhead turtleI am a beautiful loggerhead turtle. I live in the big Mediterranean sea. I am fast and strong because I eat red crab and invertebrates. I swim 20 kilometers a day and I see cool things. Posted by The Flying Five in Our round-the-world Journey | Oct 9, 2011
- UnistartHallo Freunde, letzte Woche ging bei mir die Uni los. Nach einer Woche Introduction, Kurswahl, etc. hab ich nun auch die erste Vorlesungswoche hinter mir und musste schon eine Harvard Case Study im Strategischen Marketing bearbeiten und präsentieren un Posted by p.kalweit in Kalle goes East | Oct 9, 2011
- Back to sightseeingWent to Topkapi Palace today. Saw one of the largest diamonds in the world...86 carats. Lots of other jewels and jewel encrusted items - very Aladdin-ish at the Sultan's palace. We walked through a beautiful park, ate Posted by Pelham Family in The Pelham Adventure | Oct 8, 2011
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