I
bought us the ferry tickets to Cyprus. From Tasucu. At a cost of AU$508 I also bought our Turkish Visa for US$60 each. Fill out online
form pay and it is emailed to you instantly. Valid for 90 days over
the next 6 months and multiple entry.
I
called Barbara Shortland in NZ for a chat. I mention this as she is
the only reader (I know of ) of my blog. Knowing and being reminded
that someone does actually look at it occasionally makes me try to
write it a bit more interestingly but I find it hard. I am not one
to write my thoughts of things I see or do. Nor sure if through them
not being right or accepted or just because of my upbringing where
seeing all these different cultures, lifestyles, buildings etc are
just “everyday”.
We
left around lunch time again.
And
drove up these switchbacks.
Looking
back down on a dam near the town. Looks like it has filled with silt.
Every
valley is filled with smoke, Where the gas is not piped in heating
is a fire mainly fueled by animal poo, shaped into squares and dried
in the sun.
Grave
yards are so grand here.
Stopping near the top of a hill we filled up with water using
bottles, and put some washing onto soak, taking 4 bottles of water
with us.
Lovely
little villages we passed through.
This
guy had this water fountain and roof erected as his Legacy.
A
camp by the Shaori Reservoir.
I
did the washing and John pegged it out. It was very stiff when we
went to bed. It is certainly cooler at night.
81km Camp site 1151m alt
81km Camp site 1151m alt