Posted by blonde
on Thu 23 Aug 07, 6:07 PM to blonde's blog.
So, we survived Turkey 
I'd highly recommend a visit there, but personally wouldn't go for 2 weeks.
The resort we stayed at didn't like people leaving to explore, so obtaining info that wasn't organised by the tour reps was impossible. The people were exceptionally friendly & helpful with anything concerning the resort complex facilities, entertainment and spa/turkish bath. Food was plentiful and good quality, very nice to try doner kebap as we don't get food like that here 
We did venture out though to see a bit of the surrounding area, although we didn't get to see what I hoped we would 
So, now we are back, what's been happening in the world we left behind.... I'm heading off to read back through the logs and posts to do a bit of catching up.
TTFN
| 23 Aug 07, 9:36 PM EricStanton UK(BD), 11 yrs  |
Glad you had a good trip. It rained a bit while you were gone. Nem got flooded and all the gear was last seen floating down to Lockwood, even the cage. Someone hoisted a sail on the rack and set a course for the French coast. Least thats what I heard. . |
| 23 Aug 07, 9:53 PM MrLion UK(WF), 6 yrs |
Its still a bit of a secret Eric lol, but we sailed the Rack back up the Humber last night losing everything overboard in the swell, except 3 bags of Onions, The bags will be ideal for Bondage..... LMAO Welcome back blonde xx Life saw this Lion needed a true playmate one that compliments me and life gave to me the Wonderful Gift of *GoldsGirl*. |
| 24 Aug 07, 12:50 AM firemynx_B UK(B), 11 yrs |
Try Cyprus
You have the weather, but the freedom to explore, some nice places out there too "Dear Santa ........ I can explain!" |
| 24 Aug 07, 12:53 AM mini_velvet UK(EH), 6 yrs |
mwah mwah mwah! so glad you are back And the day came when the risk to remain tight in a bud was more painful than the risk it took to blossom. |
