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Middle East » Turkey » Mediterranean » Demre August 14th 2014

Woolly says – well rested and well fed (for a change) I knew there was something afoot, for some strange reason Jo has packed my Santa Hat! It’s not that time of year already….. is it? Feeling somewhat confused I trotted behind the grownups to the bus station and the wheels on the bus went round and round. I think I’m going to have to ban that song or muzzle the Mammoth. The bus proved to be a cool retreat from the already hot morning. Having never used the Turkish buses before I think we would all recommend them, air con, comfy seats and free drinks are all wonderful but for the distance covered of 350km at a cost of £45 GBP it was a bargain as well. Our plan was to catch the bus back ... read more
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Well here it is Merry Christmas, everybodies having fun!

Middle East » Turkey » Mediterranean » Demre June 25th 2011

From Selcuk, we went to Fethiye, on the Mediterranean coast. Our main objective in Fethiye was to research and prepare for a journey on a section of the Lycian Way, a 300 mile long trail between Fethiye and Antalyia. We also had time to explore the city a bit. The highlight of Fethiye are the Lycian tombs that are carved into the cliff faces just above the city. The tombs have Roman style columns in front and are quite impressive. Not many people hike up to the tombs, so Dan and I sat in the shade on the steps of one of the tombs for about an hour reading a book on the Lycian Way that we purchased. We decided to hike a section of the Lycian Way between Demre and Finike. This is about a ... read more




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