You have the Cukorova plain, flat and yellow and green and fertile, and then suddenly this city rises up all modern and thriving with designer shops. When I first arrived I was worried about finding a cash machine but there’s a whole street of banks all clustered together with farmers queuing to take out money. Whatever this part of Turkey has, it’s been selling well up to now.
It’s famous for oranges apparently.
I went to the travel section of Foyles on Charing Cross Road and looked at Alain de Botton’s book ‘The ...
One reason I travelled to Damascus was that it seemed exotic and also it was just there, it was a ...
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Hello, Sarah, I'm back to London. Finally, finally :) My shoes are still fine. I can have spare shoes now. But socks...I
You got home in on piece! Missed you, will call soon xxx
Thank you for reading this far. I'm glad you enjoyed it. I certainly enjoyed doing it.
Fascinating stuff, Sarah, which I've greatly enjoyed. I look forward to meeting up with you again one fine day.
Welcome home Sarah! I've enjoyed your holiday lots! Lx