more Turkey happenings

I loved the old cars in Turkey, as well as the national pride (see the hood of the car in the background!)

Traditional, cheap, supermarket in Turkey, offering a huge variety of fresh cheeses and olives!  Walked out with “dinner” for a long bus ride for the two of us for about $3.

No big deal, just a tractor coming down a very old street.

Breakfast every day in Turkey was delicious – olives, cheese, eggs, toast with chocolate, cucumbers, tomatoes, and of course some sort of yogurt!

iPads are the new hot cameras.  Cases also.

Guzleme – traditional filled pancakes (potato, cheese, spinach, and possibly some sweet flavors for the tourists)

Rug salesman showing off their wares to a captive audience!

Again, not sure what to watch out for, but “Beware!”

Can anyone translate the yellow sign from Turkish for me?  I love the figure!



Dance party?

Showing the proper way to execute a U-turn (reminds me of a “Michigan Left” turn):


And sadly, I never captured a similar sign in Bali that offered “ANTIQUES, MADE TO ORDER!”