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ISTANBUL TO CANAKALLE, TURKEY—Sunday and Monday, May 5-6, 2013

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May 6th 2013
Published: June 17th 2013
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Grand Halic Hotel, Istanbul, Turkey--Sunday, May 5, 2013 Woke up and dressed to have breakfast by 9:00. As I dressed I realized that the heat and standing on my feet at the airports gave me the same rash around my ankles that I had in Moscow. It wasn’t as big a surface area nor as bright red, but I needed to keep my legs elevated. This condition is called golfer’s leg and is a circulation iss... Read Full Entry



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Sharon Mock Whitaker and Valerie Mock
RamblingRosies
RamblingRosies
We are sisters who began our love of travel with our parents when we were in grammar school. We grew up in Northern California and had traveled most of the Western States and Mexico before the 8th grade. Sharon traveled to Europe the first time when she graduated from high school to be a Girl Scout camp counselor and Valerie lived in Europe 7 years teaching the US military community at the graduate level. We rarely take a tour and usually travel on a low budget, by car, plane, and train. We have recently both retired and Sharon bought a Roadtrek RV, that we named Rosie II after our parent's "R... full info
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1305-42 Looking toward the Aegean Sea from the New Zealand Memorial at Conkbayiri1305-42 Looking toward the Aegean Sea from the New Zealand Memorial at Conkbayiri
1305-42 Looking toward the Aegean Sea from the New Zealand Memorial at Conkbayiri
1305-43 Looking toward the Dardanelles from the New Zealand Memorial at Conkbayiri1305-43 Looking toward the Dardanelles from the New Zealand Memorial at Conkbayiri
1305-43 Looking toward the Dardanelles from the New Zealand Memorial at Conkbayiri
1305-44 Some of the many trenches surrounding the Conkbayiri hilltop1305-44 Some of the many trenches surrounding the Conkbayiri hilltop
1305-44 Some of the many trenches surrounding the Conkbayiri hilltop
1305-45 The Chunuk Bair Memorial at Conkbayırı for 850 New Zealanders without graves and the New Zealand National Memorial in the background1305-45 The Chunuk Bair Memorial at Conkbayırı for 850 New Zealanders without graves and the New Zealand National Memorial in the background
1305-45 The Chunuk Bair Memorial at Conkbayırı for 850 New Zealanders without graves and the New Zealand National Memorial in the background
1305-46 Our ferry across the Dardanelles1305-46 Our ferry across the Dardanelles
1305-46 Our ferry across the Dardanelles
1305-47 Ferry going in the opposite direction with Canakkale in background1305-47 Ferry going in the opposite direction with Canakkale in background
1305-47 Ferry going in the opposite direction with Canakkale in background
1305-48 Kilitbahir Castle (1452) defending one side of the Dardanelles1305-48 Kilitbahir Castle (1452) defending one side of the Dardanelles
1305-48 Kilitbahir Castle (1452) defending one side of the Dardanelles
1305-49 A fortress defending the other side of the Dardanelles1305-49 A fortress defending the other side of the Dardanelles
1305-49 A fortress defending the other side of the Dardanelles
1305-50 Brad Pitt's Trojan horse in Canakalle1305-50 Brad Pitt's Trojan horse in Canakalle
1305-50 Brad Pitt's Trojan horse in Canakalle



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