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Our Visit to the Ancient Spa City of Hieropolis and Pamukkale "The Cotton Castle" - Oct 7 - 8, 2022

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October 31st 2022
Published: November 6th 2022
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As mentioned in the last blog we decided to take a few days to do some land travel in Turkey. The night before we were scheduled to leave Bob decided to pour some water in the bilge to clean it out. This should have been just a quick thing to do, but the bilge alarm went off and stayed on! Yikes, something else. Bob was now having to figure out the problem and in the end he decided to put in a who... Read Full Entry



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Bob & Janice Waller
s v Tsamaya
s v Tsamaya
Like so many others we love to travel and we love to sail so cruising makes a lot of sense. Janice has retired from Cornell as a business manager and Bob has retired from South Seneca school district as the high school principal. It's time to sell the house, get rid of whatever doesn't fit on our 40 foot Caliber LRC named Tsamaya (this means Travel Well in Setswana) and set off to see the world. Our reasons for publishing this blog is twofold, first to keep in touch with our friends and family and secondly to share our experiences. If you would like to receive notification when we have added ... full info
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Like Jigsaw Puzzles? How About this Pile to Sort OutLike Jigsaw Puzzles? How About this Pile to Sort Out
Like Jigsaw Puzzles? How About this Pile to Sort Out
The Claims of Health Benefits of the Thermal WatersThe Claims of Health Benefits of the Thermal Waters
The Claims of Health Benefits of the Thermal Waters
You Can Pay Extra to Bathe in the Antiquity PoolsYou Can Pay Extra to Bathe in the Antiquity Pools
You Can Pay Extra to Bathe in the Antiquity Pools
with remnants of the buildings to lean or sit upon
The Part of the Antiquity Pool Where You Can't EnterThe Part of the Antiquity Pool Where You Can't Enter
The Part of the Antiquity Pool Where You Can't Enter
The Archeology Museum Inside the Roman BathsThe Archeology Museum Inside the Roman Baths
The Archeology Museum Inside the Roman Baths
sorry about my labelling of dates
Roman Headbands From the 1st C ADRoman Headbands From the 1st C AD
Roman Headbands From the 1st C AD
The Thermal Water Flowed Through this TempleThe Thermal Water Flowed Through this Temple
The Thermal Water Flowed Through this Temple
as a fountain
The Theatre Built on the Side of a Hill The Theatre Built on the Side of a Hill
The Theatre Built on the Side of a Hill
notice me standing there to show the size
They Estimate 15,000 Could Sit HereThey Estimate 15,000 Could Sit Here
They Estimate 15,000 Could Sit Here
The Italian Archeology team Did An Amazing The Italian Archeology team Did An Amazing
The Italian Archeology team Did An Amazing
job of bringing the theatre back to life
The 4th C. Audiences Could See Aquatic PerformancesThe 4th C. Audiences Could See Aquatic Performances
The 4th C. Audiences Could See Aquatic Performances
in this theatre!
A Couple of the Friezes from the TheatreA Couple of the Friezes from the Theatre
A Couple of the Friezes from the Theatre
were in very good condition
The Travertine Area of Pamukkale Is ExtensiveThe Travertine Area of Pamukkale Is Extensive
The Travertine Area of Pamukkale Is Extensive
with surrounding beauty as well
Trying to Capture the Color of the Water in the PoolsTrying to Capture the Color of the Water in the Pools
Trying to Capture the Color of the Water in the Pools
on Pamukkale
We Saw a Plant Trying to Survive at PamukkaleWe Saw a Plant Trying to Survive at Pamukkale
We Saw a Plant Trying to Survive at Pamukkale
A Mixture of Textures to Walk Across A Mixture of Textures to Walk Across
A Mixture of Textures to Walk Across
some easy and some a little painful!
The Arrow Points to the People Walking DownThe Arrow Points to the People Walking Down
The Arrow Points to the People Walking Down
trying to capture the size of this area
This Caught My Eye - Interesting MarketingThis Caught My Eye - Interesting Marketing
This Caught My Eye - Interesting Marketing
Notice the Bird Nest on the Top of the MosqueNotice the Bird Nest on the Top of the Mosque
Notice the Bird Nest on the Top of the Mosque
Anyone For Olives?Anyone For Olives?
Anyone For Olives?
Even Without Knowing the Language Even Without Knowing the Language
Even Without Knowing the Language
you can always pick out the school!



7th November 2022

Nelson Terwilliger
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Always enjoy reading your blogs. Love the history you give for each area and enjoy your personal commentary. I am assuming that by now you are back in the US. Have a wonderful Fall and Winter "rest".

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