nature
22 Jun 2008 23:15
waterfall at turgut
another waterfall
someone please enlighten me
terrapin
Hishoronu
trumpet vine
Icmeler headland
fish
another waterfall
someone please enlighten me
terrapin
Hishoronu
trumpet vine
Icmeler headland
fish
23 Jun 2008 04:23
Great Picture's Steve
Where are the waterfall's.
It looks lovely.
Polly
Where are the waterfall's.
It looks lovely.
Polly
23 Jun 2008 07:57
love the pics Steve especially that feathery plant and the fish - did you take that scuba diving?
steve
23 Jun 2008 10:28
Where was this tree? There is one in the grounds of the beach bar of the Efes Inn and that is the only one I have ever seen. It flowers late May/early June and when we went back in October there were seed pods. I bought a few back (illegal I think) and planted the seeds. Only a few grew but then I went away for xmas and when I came back, they had died.Say ahhhhhhhhhhh
The tree has been there for at least 12yrs to my knowledge but did not start flowering until about 4yrs ago
The tree has been there for at least 12yrs to my knowledge but did not start flowering until about 4yrs ago
23 Jun 2008 22:45
Hi folks,
Polly, the waterfalls are just outside Turgut. Every jeep safari stops at them and I'm sure ICRs village tour does too. As they are so popular they are usually busy. We, luckily,managed to get there at a quiet time this year.
Fanny, unfortunately we weren't allowed to take our own cameras down on scuba (wouldn't have trusted it that deep anyway). However, when I go snorkelling, I always take a handful of bread. Now I know how the pied piper felt
Marj, at the small park down the road from the Lemon tree and Geordie's a wee boy came running up to my son and presented him with a flower (sweet) the next day we had to go back and find where it came from
. I will have to ask some Turkish friends what it is called but, of course, they are all so busy just now.
Polly, the waterfalls are just outside Turgut. Every jeep safari stops at them and I'm sure ICRs village tour does too. As they are so popular they are usually busy. We, luckily,managed to get there at a quiet time this year.
Fanny, unfortunately we weren't allowed to take our own cameras down on scuba (wouldn't have trusted it that deep anyway). However, when I go snorkelling, I always take a handful of bread. Now I know how the pied piper felt
Marj, at the small park down the road from the Lemon tree and Geordie's a wee boy came running up to my son and presented him with a flower (sweet) the next day we had to go back and find where it came from
. I will have to ask some Turkish friends what it is called but, of course, they are all so busy just now.