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  • Tales From Turkey,  Travelling in Turkey

    Back On Board The Turistik Dogu Ekspresi

    27 July 2021 / Comments Off on Back On Board The Turistik Dogu Ekspresi

    Aboard the train once more, we trundle back westwards again, visiting Divriği’s amazing Ulu Camii and hospital and wonderful Sivas before spending our final day in Ankara itself and paying our respects to Atatürk at the Anitkabir, his mausoleum at the heart of the capital.

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    Mike Vickers

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    Sonbahar – Autumn in and around Fethiye

    26 July 2021

    Antalya Kaleiçi

    29 July 2021

    A Short Stay In Selimiye

    19 August 2021
  • Tales From Turkey,  Travelling in Turkey

    Kars. The Colder The Weather, The Warmer The People.

    27 July 2021 / Comments Off on Kars. The Colder The Weather, The Warmer The People.

    Bundled up against the bitter weather, we spend three days in Kars, visiting the haunting ruins of Ani right on the border with Armenia and taking a troika ride on the very firmly frozen Lake Çildir. Lordy, was it cold!

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    Sonbahar – Autumn in and around Fethiye

    26 July 2021

    A Short Stay In Selimiye

    19 August 2021

    Lockdown Living

    27 July 2021
  • Tales From Turkey,  Travelling in Turkey

    All Aboard the Turistik Dogu Ekspresi To Kars

    27 July 2021 / Comments Off on All Aboard the Turistik Dogu Ekspresi To Kars

    Join us on an epic 1300km railway journey eastwards right across Turkey to the thoroughly frozen town of Kars, stopping on the way to visit some wonderful places. Except Erzincan, where the train rumbled off. We were not on it!

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    2020 – The Year Of Patara

    27 July 2021

    Meeting New Friends

    27 July 2021

    The Symphonic Aqueduct At Delikkemer

    28 July 2021
  • Tales From Turkey,  The Seasons

    Remember The Summer?

    27 July 2021 / Comments Off on Remember The Summer?

    When the wind howls and the lashing rain hits you sideways on, thoughts naturally turn to the balmy summer months, but beware - it’s not all good news!

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    Navigating Istanbul Airport

    26 July 2021

    Kars. The Colder The Weather, The Warmer The People.

    27 July 2021

    Meis, Megisti, Kastellorizo

    4 July 2022
  • Living In and Around Fethiye,  Tales From Turkey

    FLOP – Looking at life on the street from an alternative point of view…

    27 July 2021 / Comments Off on FLOP – Looking at life on the street from an alternative point of view…

    Meet our furry friends, the cats and dogs who spend their lives living on the street. It can be a hard life, but only if you haven’t trained your humans properly...

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    Fethiye Boatyards

    10 February 2022

    A Life in Colour

    1 October 2021

    Kaya

    23 August 2021
  • Tales From Turkey,  The Seasons

    Sonbahar – Autumn in and around Fethiye

    26 July 2021 / Comments Off on Sonbahar – Autumn in and around Fethiye

    Welcomed by one and all after the fierce and unrelenting heat of summer, sonbahar heralds a second spring as the autumn rains stir life in parched soils around Fethiye.

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    The Symphonic Aqueduct At Delikkemer

    28 July 2021

    Kars. The Colder The Weather, The Warmer The People.

    27 July 2021

    Elmali – A Town Of Mountains And Apples

    27 July 2021
  • Tales From Turkey,  Travelling in Turkey

    Navigating Istanbul Airport

    26 July 2021 / Comments Off on Navigating Istanbul Airport

    The new hub airport at Istanbul is vast, yet easy to navigate. We passed through a few months after it opened back in 2019 and were seriously impressed. The terminal is by far the largest building I’ve ever been in - and the whole place is air conditioned! It makes Heathrow look like a shed!

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    FLOP – Looking at life on the street from an alternative point of view…

    27 July 2021

    Collective Nouns

    19 August 2021

    Sonbahar – Autumn in and around Fethiye

    26 July 2021
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