Sunday, November 4, 2012

Turkey's Magical Hideaways

We were four nights on a 90 foot gullet cruising the Turquoise Coast: stopping at Cleopatra's Baths, hiking to a "ghost town" abandoned by the Turks in 1920 when they exchanged populations with Greece, swimming in the Mediterranean and trekking through nomads pastures or up river to see ancient burial sites. Fabulous fresh food, rough open water, bees and good company all round.

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Stracciatella (chocolate chip gelato) is easily burned off one step at a time.

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