A quiet street in the old district of Yesil.
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- More about ice cream...
- Row of Empties
- Happy Choppper
- Pier at the Montanya hotel
- Cooling Down
- Having a bath
- Warning
- Campers on Uludag
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- Is Bank
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- Bursa is still green
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- Borderless Çay!
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4 comments:
You constantly surprise me with your images of Turkey. This reminds me very much of Italy and the Amalfi.
Lovely little street; makes you want to take a walk!
Shalom to you from Jerusalem.
Just yesterday I noticed a little sign pointing to a little old synagogue. It said, in Hebrew, "To the congregation of the immigrants from Bursa." I thought, "Where in the world is Bursa?" Today a comment you left somewhere led me to your blog!
So nice, your pictures. I'll be back to learn more about Bursa.
Julie - In fact Turkey is a country of many contrasts, and many times visitors here say it is not like the image they had before coming!
Cate - there are many little streets like this, waiting to be explored!
Dina - so the online world is small, as well as the offline one! I'm very glad that we can introduce you to Bursa.
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