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- 那个让我一见钟情的，名叫火鸡的国家 当地时间下午5点，当我结实地在飞机上睡了9个小时之后，我们终于到达了我们的第一站-火鸡。 入关 签证是我在渥太华签好的。不过后 Posted by suevasil in Overland for 8 Months | Jul 9, 2009
- People ın Istanbul Are truly truly wonderful. We pulled ın a few hours ago and Sue had some problems at customs because the vısa was ın her old passport. She had both passports wıth her, but she had to go to Posted by chrisvasil in Overland for 8 Months | Jul 9, 2009
- Eurotrash, Sign Language & Turkish Pancakes Well Turkey flashed by and now we experience the delights of the Greek Islands. After the last entry I did the obligatory Australian pilgrimage to Gallipoli. Fantastic and worth every minute. The day ended sıttıng out on an abandoned rooftop Posted by ScottieC in The All of a Sudden Adventure | Jun 23, 2009
- helloooo yiyiyozzz içiyozzz be da vaa Posted by ezberbozan in Ezberbozan | Jun 28, 2009
- Anzac Day at Gallipoli 2009 April 24th & 25th This morning was a 5am wake up call for the long drive to Gallipoli and a quick stop off at Troy on the way. After such an early wake up, there was lots of Posted by Nat_85 in Our Big Adventure! | Apr 30, 2009
- Turkey April 09 We weren't even in Turkey for an hour when our first bit of drama happened. Driving from the Airport to our hotel in Istanbul there was a lot traffic and there were a couple of police Posted by Nat_85 in Our Big Adventure! | Apr 29, 2009
- van, turkey one more day, one more day, ı should have leave to ıran 5 days ago but fınally luck and hazard helped me to make really cool meetıngs. dıdnt really found the tıme to wrıte before, sorry for your messages, and thanks Posted by hanso in 4 months on the road to India | Jun 22, 2009
- Ephesus Ephesus lies beside Selcuk and Kusadasi in Asia Minor (Anatolia), Turkey. It was an ancient Greek city in the region known as Ionia during the Classical period. [b]Photo: An an Posted by Kevrekidis in Kevrekidis | Jun 20, 2009
- Turkish Delights Ok so after suffering through 21 hours wıth Malaysıan Aırlınes I made ıt to Istanbul. The flıght was your standard economy class nıghtmare exercıse ın confıned space anxıety management. Death by mını food and the flatulant Malaysıan pensıoner desperate to Posted by ScottieC in The All of a Sudden Adventure | Jun 15, 2009
- cappadocıa, goreme Sorry no post for a whıle! But thank you for your comments and your messages ım always very glad! Im now ın full nature, could be the center of the world! Its ın cappadocıa! I spent the whole day Posted by hanso in 4 months on the road to India | Jun 15, 2009
- Mosques, Bazaars, Tea and Hookah. Our first real day in Turkey we walked up the hill, through a small bazaar and straight to the famous Blue Mosque. Although you can visit the inside to see the blue tile for which it is named…we realized we Posted by El Natan in A Todo el Mundo | Jun 13, 2009
- My last day in Goreme, Cappadocia Well, I meant to post this MONTHS ago, but I guess I just got to busy with school and such. Yesterday I told someone I would send them a link to my old travel blog and when I checked the Posted by oceanchild in A Semester Abroad | Jun 12, 2009
- Something New There is familiar travel, and there is the stuff that is a little more different from what we are used to. For us now Latin America is familiar. Somehow it has always been, from the beginning it has always seemed Posted by El Natan in A Todo el Mundo | Jun 11, 2009
- sight seeing istanbul i will try to make a short sight seeing from the city i fell in love with, by showing my favorite places! but at first i would show some pictures which reveal quite well the contrasts i was speaking about in Posted by hanso in 4 months on the road to India | Jun 10, 2009
- Istanbul!!!! what a dream!!! here end the first part of my trip in Europe, as i left Bulgaria, the country where you shake end from left to right to say yes (quite confusing sometimes XD). i ended with veliko tarnovo, maybe Posted by hanso in 4 months on the road to India | Jun 8, 2009
- Mummies, baklava and fish sandwich...last rites of Istanbul What does one do on their last day in Istanbul? When you know you fly out in the late afternoon it's kind of weird filling in your day. But I had two things left on my Istanbul to do list. Posted by BellaGo in Trip of a lifetime through Turkey | May 27, 2009
- Tram, palace, kebab and fistik magnum...just another day I slept in this morning. Thanks to working out I could sleep more securely with a pillow wedged up on my left side where the bed slopes downwards. It is strange to think that my Turkish adventure is almost over. Posted by BellaGo in Trip of a lifetime through Turkey | May 26, 2009
- Recipe for adventure Interesting start to the day. I woke up late which my body very much appreciated. What it didn't appreciate was me falling out of bed! Luckily my humour was in check. I had swapped beds thinking that perhaps Rachel's now Posted by BellaGo in Trip of a lifetime through Turkey | May 25, 2009
- Best baklava and another museum in Istanbul For someone who isn't really into really sweet things I've really taken to the baklava here. That is, the baklava sold just over the Galata Bridge in a place called Karakoy Gulluglu. Rachel wanted to buy some to take back Posted by BellaGo in Trip of a lifetime through Turkey | May 24, 2009
- Istanbul shopping 'til you drop Today was all about shopping. It was Rachel's last full day in Istanbul and she had a list of things to buy. Not relishing going to the bazaars by myself I decided to tag along. I think the trick with Posted by BellaGo in Trip of a lifetime through Turkey | May 23, 2009
- To the islands we go Being in a hostel that has very thin walls, it was unlikely I would sleep through the call to prayer. Even still, I slept like a log and rolled the same in my slanting bed. We (Rachel and I) climbed Posted by BellaGo in Trip of a lifetime through Turkey | May 22, 2009
- Waking up in Istanbul Did I say wake up call? Well, no wake up call but there is nothing like a panic 15 minutes from waking to having to get off a train. Almost as effective as a cup of coffee! Poor Alya had 5 Posted by BellaGo in Trip of a lifetime through Turkey | May 21, 2009
- Cappadocia secrets and more bus travel Another early morning - woken by the morning prayer at about 4.20am. I'm so going to miss that alarm...well, maybe not! I did enjoy the addition of the dog calls though :) My first point of call after a quick shower Posted by BellaGo in Trip of a lifetime through Turkey | May 20, 2009
- Flying high and walking low in Cappadocia So a morning that begins at 4am is never going to be pleasant. But it helps to be awake to hear the call to prayer accompanied by howling dogs. It was such beautiful morning. I love being somewhere when it Posted by BellaGo in Trip of a lifetime through Turkey | May 19, 2009
- Konya to Cappadocia - the epic journey begins When I last left you I was in Konya. So much has been seen and experienced since then! Well, not in Konya. After leaving the internet desk with the guy smoking next to me I headed out with Yusuf (our Posted by BellaGo in Trip of a lifetime through Turkey | May 18, 2009
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