It's the Middle East

Today has been a quiet day for I've been suffering from a tummy bug, which left me a little washed out. However, well on the mend now. This morning we went for a stroll to the old village, which is really a residential suburb. I was engaged in a cafe by an elderly Turk who had heard of our referendum in September. This is an interesting town, the major part of which is for tourists. However, it's good to remember that there is another Turkey. I like the lines of this building. The town is fronted by the sea and surrounded an almost the three others by hills like those you see. They give m the feeling that here are parts of them on which no one may have set foot. I like that.