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September 19th 2006
Published: October 6th 2006
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heading further down the West coast I got to a place called Selcuk, which has some old Roman ruins near by in Efes(Ephesus). they were great, and I haven't been to Rome yet so it was nice to get a taste for Roman Architecture. then I cut across through the centre of the country to a place called Pamukkale which was fantastic! they have something in the ground that causes a white sulphur deposit to... Read Full Entry



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Russell Brown
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I'm russ, I'm from New Zealand and have developed a love for travelling over the last couple of years. It was the best descision of my life for sure, breaking the routine and heading off to explore the globe, and I would highly recommend getting out there and having a close up look and anything that you've read about or heard about that intrests you, because if it looks cool on TV, I can garuntee you that it'll be even cooler when you are there amoungst it. And if you're stuggling for ideas about where to start, I'd highly recommend buying a oneway ticket to South America and the rest will ta... full info
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my favorite partmy favorite part
my favorite part
steady flow of touristssteady flow of tourists
steady flow of tourists
Eye-candy for the boysEye-candy for the boys
Eye-candy for the boys
Eye-candy for the girls Eye-candy for the girls
Eye-candy for the girls
more pools over the other side of the hillmore pools over the other side of the hill
more pools over the other side of the hill
on our way to the Pamukkale Amphitheatreon our way to the Pamukkale Amphitheatre
on our way to the Pamukkale Amphitheatre
the real deal!the real deal!
the real deal!
this thing was massive, twice as big as the one in Ephesus and still in really good condition.
sweet viewsweet view
sweet view
the solid rock terraces was what buzzed me outthe solid rock terraces was what buzzed me out
the solid rock terraces was what buzzed me out
another angleanother angle
another angle
my classic "I was here" posemy classic "I was here" pose
my classic "I was here" pose
back in the villageback in the village
back in the village
between games of Back-Gammon, the old fallas like to play a bit of a Dominoey/Rumicub game at their Gentlemen clubs that spill out onto the street. if your not a member you have to walk around, and there are strictly no woman allowed.
boys helping their mums make some foodboys helping their mums make some food
boys helping their mums make some food
in Selcuk I thinkin Selcuk I think
in Selcuk I think
more cute kidsmore cute kids
more cute kids



7th October 2006

Anything for the quiet life
anything for the quiet life

the kettle calling the pot black
yeah, alright Russ, too much time in Chile has made my spanish bad, but I trade you with some lessions in English.
8th October 2006

IvaJaniga
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Wow, you are beautiful
Hello Russ, awesome photos. I don't know you of course, but am deciding where to go next after spending 9 months in asia (my travelblog of Japan is under "ivadoll" here) and saw your photos and checked them out and wow, are you beautiful! I hope I run into you somewhere out there! iva (ivajan@yahoo.com)

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