Our hotel has a computer that has USB and photo capabilities so I can share some photos from our road journey today.
You can follow our journey on Twıtter and Facebook. After explorıng Ishak Pasa Palace we wıll be headıng to Kars.
Erzurum to Dogubayazit in Photos
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The scenery is beautiful and the pictures of food for sale are so fascinating. I didn’t even realize that salt could be sold that way. What is the tower in the view out your hotel room. A mosque?
Yes Michelle it is a mosque. Surprisingly it does not wake us in the morning! That salt gives a whole new meaning to the term rock salt doesn’t it?
I am LOVING your photos and little notes about your adventures!! 🙂 I can’t wait to hear more stories when you have time to sit down and regale us. Those cabbages are GIGUNGOUS!! 🙂
Hi Krısta. We left our laptop on a connectıng flıght back ın Australıa 5.5 weeks ago so I have been relyıng on ınternet cafes and the odd pansıyon computer. And they all have Turkısh keyboards. I sure wıll have lots of catchıng up to do when we get home. We fly to Cambodıa on the 15th. There are so so many of those huge cabbages and I have not found them ın the local cookıng! I thınk they all go ınto pıckles.
Very beautiful place 🙂
Some amazing views here, Jan. And I’ve never seen cabbages that size before! All the best with the trip…
Hi Jan, looks like you’re having a wonderful adventure. This is such a beautiful road trip. Love the mountain and the local scenes. Wow, those cabbage look like they are on steroid:)
I really enjoyed the road trip we did. Such big wide open spaces and such a feeling of freedom. 🙂