Even though I saw many faces of Turkey, from the silk spinning, carpet weaving, Ephesus, the food, the hospitality of it’s people, the superstitions, and the azure blue seas… there is a lot more to learn and explore.

Turkey is one of those places that I would love to go back to. I would love to go there on a mission trip, to get to know the people better, and possibly help meet the spiritual needs some have. I love the type of trip where you can stay with host families. You don’t have a lot of time, but that is the best way to be immersed into their culture.

I wouldn’t even mind living there for a period of time. Something you may not know about me is that whenever we go somewhere that I could envision myself living there, I start looking up the real estate in the area. I don’t like the crowded cities, but the small ones, and with such beautiful water, it might as well be on the beach, or a sea view, and mountain view. In many places, most of the area has that. I don’t go for the mansions, but it has to have running water, and electricity.

But…. Okay I’m waking up, I must have been dreaming.

Here are a few more pictures of Turkey. Enjoy!

Globe Trottin Granny

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