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welcome to East&Southeast Anatolia
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27 Feb 2007 Tue 11:33 am |
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theres far from high life but full with big hearts >>>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PyhOFhk97BU
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27 Feb 2007 Tue 06:53 pm |
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Mr. X67, you made me wanting go back right now! Seeing the beautiful sights of Erzurum (Çifte Menare), Doğubeyazit (Ishak Paşa Saray), Van (Van Gölü), Mardin (Deyrul Zafaran) and Urfa (Abrahams cave) brings back great memories. But I have to wait another 3 months before going there  . And anyone who hasn't been to East of Southeast Anatolia: Go! It's stunning!
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27 Feb 2007 Tue 06:56 pm |
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its really nice to show unknown sides of our wonderfull country,so its honour for me if i did a good thing TRUDY
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27 Feb 2007 Tue 07:31 pm |
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Great! thank you for the link. I agree...I was curious about the accent also. hehe clearly not american origin
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27 Feb 2007 Tue 07:35 pm |
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Quoting aenigma x: Anyway, wonderful - it has made me want to visit this part of Turkey too |
Go, Aenigma, go!
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27 Feb 2007 Tue 08:39 pm |
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I have travelled in eastern Anatolia a couple of times but I have never really seen much of the cities apart from (Diyarbakır, Bitlis, Tatvan), Van and Hakkari where I have stayed a couple of months
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28 Feb 2007 Wed 10:19 am |
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most of foreigners know Turkey with only high lighted places,so i think thats not enough to know real and bigger part Turkey,and when u go to east side of Turkey u will see many and many goodness with the unknown parts,so you all welcome to east of Turkey friends
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28 Feb 2007 Wed 11:06 am |
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Quoting MrX67: most of foreigners know Turkey with only high lighted places,so i think thats not enough to know real and bigger part Turkey,and when u go to east side of Turkey u will see many and many goodness with the unknown parts,so you all welcome to east of Turkey friends |
I think many people would love to know the "real" Turkey away from the Tourist areas. Unfortunately, unless you have Trudy's daring, it can be difficult to arrange yourself and a daunting task unless your Turkish is fluent. I would love to see the East someday
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28 Feb 2007 Wed 11:17 am |
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Quoting aenigma x: Quoting MrX67: most of foreigners know Turkey with only high lighted places,so i think thats not enough to know real and bigger part Turkey,and when u go to east side of Turkey u will see many and many goodness with the unknown parts,so you all welcome to east of Turkey friends |
I think many people would love to know the "real" Turkey away from the Tourist areas. Unfortunately, unless you have Trudy's daring, it can be difficult to arrange yourself and a daunting task unless your Turkish is fluent. I would love to see the East someday |
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It first appears part-Turkish/part American but there is also English there too and something else..... strange!