Encounters and explorations on the Karpas Peninsula


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Published: June 8th 2011
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Towards the exit of Yenirerenköy, we pick up a hitchhiker, an old, traditional-looking man with moustache and hat. He looks a bit confused first upon seeing who has stopped for him, but when he asks "Dipkarpaz?", and we nod assertively, he gets in anyway. He says he's a "Kurdi", and that he speaks "no English, Türkçe, Türkçe!". Upon hearing I'm from Almanya, he oohs and aahs a bit and says: "... Read Full Entry



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Beach in front of our hotel roomBeach in front of our hotel room
Beach in front of our hotel room

The rubbish comes all the way from Syria, where it is dumped off cruise ships
Olive millOlive mill
Olive mill

The large millstone used to be turned by a donkey slowly circling the basin, with his eyes covered to prevent it from getting dizzy



9th June 2011

We've always wanted to go to Cyprus.
Loved the blog! Loved the trees bent by the wind. We always like to take pictures of those kinds of trees. Thanks for all the history.
9th June 2011

Thanks a lot for the kind words Merry Jo and Dave! :) Yeah you should definitely go to Cyprus when you get the chance. The history is quite unique and intriguing, and the people are friendly and welcoming, especially in the North.
3rd January 2012
Another Starred Agama

excellent collection of photos, i know some of the areas you've photographed.

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