settling in the peninsula

our next destination was datca (i have some problems with google maps by the way. can you see the locators?). my oh my! we wanted to drink the sea water. what an amazingly clean piece of nature! and how lovely people! and believe me, what we are eating in the city is shit compared to the food in datca.

this is old datca. all of the houses were made of stone. they used to be the villagers' homes, but were converted to trendy eco-tourism shops and ateliers.

i think it was a little windy at times.

what? of all the pictures you've taken, are you uploading this bug? yes, i am. this guy's movements and overall looks really struck me. he once tried to sleep in my shoe.

electric cables all around

my, writing travel entries takes long! now, i downsized the photos to be a little bigger. aqui, the second phase of our trip:

on our way to kula, we passed through extraordinary territory. at some point, there were rocks resembling fairy chimneys.

kula seemed to have a nice old town district. what absurd colors, materials and details once again!!
you know how i love sunset photos, don't you? i love them so much that i want to cover all my walls with the most cliché-looking sunset photos in the world. as we are about to arrive pamukkale (karahayit is more like it), and we are ridiculously exhausted, we can't help but capture this very moment.