Our lunch spread.
The other Levent @ lunch.
Our tour of the local TV station.
The mosque @ Sakarya University.
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Outbound American Team: Sarah Aubrey, Dave Mann, Vivian Yamoah, Erin Stewart, Katy Silliman
A blog for Rotary International District 6540's (Northern Indiana) Group Study Exchange participants to Turkey.
Itinerary
May 9-12 Sakarya
12-18 Kastamonu
18-21 Nevşehır
21-24 Hatay
24-28 İçel\Mersın
28- 31 Antalya (District Conference)
31 - June 7 Antalya
12-18 Kastamonu
18-21 Nevşehır
21-24 Hatay
24-28 İçel\Mersın
28- 31 Antalya (District Conference)
31 - June 7 Antalya
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- Just Another Day in Kastomanu
- End of Day 2 in Kastamonu - Katy
- Photos on the blog - Katy
- Pictures from Kastamonu - Katy
- Pictures from Adapazari - Katy
- Pictures from Spa in Sapanca - Katy
- Kastamanu - beautiful cıty and people -Dave
- First nıght ın Kastamonu - Katy
- Thoughts from Vivian
- Day Two in Sapanca & Adaparzi-Katy
- Hammam - Oh my! - Sarah
- Travels Thus Far - All
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Outbound American Team
Outbound American Team: Sarah Aubrey, Dave Mann, Vivian Yamoah, Erin Stewart, Katy Silliman
Info. on Header Photo:
The Evil Eye ("Nazar"), as shown in this decorative plate, is seen all over Turkey. A nazar or evil eye stone (Turkish: nazar boncuğu) is an amulet from ancient mythology that protects against the evil eye. Colourful beads, bracelets, necklaces, anklets, and all manner of decoration may be adorned by this particularly popular symbol, and it is common to see it on almost anything, from babies, horses, doors to cars, cell phones and even airplanes.
Thanks for the captions.
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