Orient Express to Istanbul
We had decided to take the overnight train to Istanbul from Bucharest which proved to be quite an experience. The train was packed and Michael ended up in another carriage ! When I went to find him there were 8 people in his 6-seater compartment. Many of the people on the train were actually from the same hostel as ourselves so this didn't present a problem and i... Read Full Entry
My two sons are regular bloggers as they have been travelling all over Europe and South East Asia. I am doing a bit of travelling this year myself so thought I would get in on the act as well! It's a great way to keep a record of people, places, photos and life experiences.... full info
Fantastic Photos Really cool blog Barbara. Turkey is one of two countries I really wanted to go while away (the other being Morocco... on which I'm keen to read your blog!), but did not have the time... and money :P. You've definitely justified my desire to go there! Definitely looking forward to the next two blogs...
He lies like a carpet! Great to see your first Turkish blog! That is an amazing photo of the dervish dancer at the top! Brilliant.
Blessings Hemmingway
Not much time left!! There is not much time left on your experience of a lifetime, so keep up the great history lessons - to me, and have a safe trip home.
Jenny
Great to hear from you again Barbara. Many thanks for keeping in touch.
You all have had such a wonderful time. Be looking forward to seeing and hearing more when you are home. Love, Pam
Great to hear your news Hi Barbara.
This is so exciting getting your news of your travels. We are quite envious actually. John and I travelled through Turkey and also enjoyed it. We actually bought a rug from there in 1994. Still have it. Keep having fun. How long are you away for? John is up at Shark Bay fishing with a bunch of guys from church and then I join him on Sunday at Monkey Mia and then take a week off travelling back to Bunbury. Lots of love to you all.
Love
Lynn
Wow! Sounds Fabulous!! I can't believe time has gone so quick and you will be back in a couple of days! Look forward to catching up. Lots of Love Pippa
Great blog Mum! Loved the photos (especially the Whirling Dervishes) and I had a big smile reading over our adventures on the train and around Istanbul! By the way, to anyone else reading this, I am a great hair stylist and would be happy to give you a hip new look for a small price! :P
Mistake Last pics than Aya Sofia and Turkish flag..That ''The Blue Mosque''.it is not Blue Mosque , it is Nuru Osmaniye Mosque ,near Blue Mosq.
Greetings from istanbul.
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Fantastic Photos
Really cool blog Barbara. Turkey is one of two countries I really wanted to go while away (the other being Morocco... on which I'm keen to read your blog!), but did not have the time... and money :P. You've definitely justified my desire to go there! Definitely looking forward to the next two blogs...
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