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Let's start with just after the bus ride to Gaziantep. Arrived slightly disheveled and tired, and found out that all the minibuses to th...

The long silence was the power cable's fault. Israel, having proper plugs, is wonderful to have finally arrived in, so it's back to ...

The ride itself was ridiculously scenic, going up and down the Toros Mountains.  The Scottish hills that I left a few days ago with the heat...

I walked the 6km from my hotel to the Otogar on Wednesday afternoon to catch the coach to Gaziantep(where I am until Monday).  Now rather su...

Fethiye is a mecca for pleasure cruising on the little wooden boats that are everywhere.  There's at least 50 or 60 different boats offe...

The mosques were very lovely, and looked superbly peaceful, some with silver or gold topped domes.

They take their history very proudly and seriously here; monuments and flags to the great Turkish story were dotted everywhere. Ataturk and ...

This was lunch; a doner kebap and sweet Turkish tea by the seaside.  Notice the little black cat that was terrorizing a toy doberman lunchin...

The boatyard just behind the hotel only added to the picturesqueness of the setting.

The harbour is the heart and soul of Fethiye, stretching the whole length of the town(about 15 or so kilometers).  The view is absolutely fa...

I saw real pelicans at the Fethiye harbour!  They were just chilling out in the fishing boats. 

My first few hours in Fethiye started off with a traditional Turkish breakfast, which generally consists of fresh cucumbers, tomatoes, and o...

My Fethiye hotel was the Mediteran , secured for 3£ a night(about 6$) for a sea view double with breakfast thanks to www.travelrepublic.com...

My first few days in Turkey were spent in Fethiye, a lovely town on the sea.  Brits make up 60% of all the tourists so English speakers are ...

I'm at a Turkish wedding in Gaziantep.  Very strange story as to how that came about, but I've been here two days with two days more...

Made it!  The great Middle East odyssey has begun I suppose. The flight with First Choice was completely non-eventful, they played Indiana ...

I don't believe I've ever really been without internet for so long! It's absolutely impossible to find an internet cafe; in Ull...

The last few days were fantastic, everyone's been so very, very, very nice, but I can't wait to get going!  The Caledonian Sleeper t...

Here's the rough itinerary for anyone who's interested. First stop is Scotland for two weeks of camping, and biking, plus a weekend ...

Just one more reason why London is pretty damn fantastic place to live in... It was a dull, and rather slow Thursday morning, all the custo...

Hey to everyone, welcome back, thanks for your patience, etc...I pretty much haven't updated the site in forever, just because not much ...