Taxist/Taxism

British taxi drivers are generally forceful drivers. The Turkish are on another scale. Great to get to the destination on time though.

Easyjet enjoy queueing

Huge queues at check-in, but with half an hour spare we were skipped through the line. And then delayed three hours. Crazy.

A foreword in four words of others (guess whose and whom)

The Travellers:

"wears loads of suncream";

"sorry, I'm not Turkish";

"wing mirrors, useless appendages";

"ref that's not fair";

"the natural Turkish driver".

22 Words about Turkey

Very hot

; tourist focussed; great fun. The holidayers were myself; Dan; Josh; Phil; Chris. The next 22 blogs will tell all . . .

A Turkish Dichotomy

Turkish driving is interesting. They pull into the kerb facilitating overtaking; yet drive recklessly: pulling out randomly; blinding with full beams continuously.

I'm back

Its a pity I couldn't wait twenty two months before getting unbored. Holidays, weddings, summer life - there's so much to talk about . . .