We went for a walk into the canyon. Muff called and we had a chat while
we climbed up the boulders. A fantastic place very narrow and great
climbing. Lots of bolted routes.
The
clouds parted for a while and we got to see some of the mountains.
Not very tall only up to 4000m but they look like mountains.
Another
pop up village.
It
is quite amazing how many new roads and new villages there are here
in Turkey.
A
guy that follows John on Instagram suggested a couple of places to
visit. They were close by so we headed into the small valley. John
already had a marker on a hill in the vicinity.
In
Pozanti we stopped to do a vege shop and to get our paperwork printed
(finally)
We
had trouble finding the road we wanted as it is now a one way road.
We pulled over to consult the map further. A car behind went to drive
up the one way road thought better of it and pulled up along side us.
I climbed out with the map in hand and noticed they were in cop
uniforms. When I showed them where we were going they said to follow
them. They took us to the right turn off.
The
gorge was wonderful with high peaks and a train line that went
through tunnels.
We
turned across as the railway line and up a good gravel track just before
Belemelik. 
Both our map and google had the road incorrect. We wound
up the road in the mist and drizzle knowing that either side of the
road the ground was very soft. 
Found
a little spot to stop and walked out to the point to look at the
view. Some neat trees shaped by the relentless winds and weather.
We
walked down a track to the power poles hoping for a camp with a
view. But it was only so-so. It was very late in the day so John
hurried back to get EC. I was not far behind and by the time he had
arrived he changed his mind to just stay there the night. We leveled
her, and camp was struck.
