Local author Jane Gundogan shares the best of what to see and do This month’s guest post comes to you from Jane Gundogan. Jane and I are both from Sydney, Australia. Although I didn’t grow up in Manly like Jane did, I have a lot of connections to the suburb. My Dad was born there…
The very first time I went to Kas Antalya was in 1990. I remember going for a swim at Küçük Çakıl beach. At that time there was only a ramshackle tea house on the cliffs above the little inlet and the eucalypt lined council run tea gardens down the hill did a steady trade in…
Kim Hewett and I met in Newtown, a suburb in Sydney, Australia where we both lived for many years. We danced around each other for a long time but both of us had significant others and the timing was never right. However a few weeks after I returned from my first trip to Europe and…
“Kaş has the high mountains and sparse covering of undersized scrub that impressed me when I first saw the Turkish coastline back in 1990. Unlike then I am not afraid when I look up at the distinctive rock formation known as the ‘Sleeping Giant’ that lies across the range, encircling the town. Instead I marvel…
Normally I’m too busy trying to make sense of the things I see, do and experience in Turkey, to write about places. However, I’ve just returned from a wonderful holiday in Selimiye, in the Marmaris region of Turkey, and I couldn’t resist putting pen, and photos, to paper. Well beyond the pink and white assault…