Turkey Travel: Marmaris To Rhodes, (Part 5)

Well Peeps, as you can tell I just love Rhodes. I would have liked to have discovered it thirty years ago, settled here, and lived a dissolute life as a street photographer and general gad about town.

The women here are beautiful, but don’t tell Irem. The crepes are splendid. Eurocash is, of course, an expensive way to spend your dosh. Things are much cheaper in Turkey, but for all that it would be nice to rent a house in the Old City of Rhodes and spend a summer here.

IOld City Rhodes by BRAY

Found Still Life!

Old City Rhodes by BRAY

I love these pebbled street. The old city of Rhodes is another pebbled paradise!

Old City Rhodes by BRAY

Back in the main thoroughfare the island’s history is being exploited to the full!

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One Response to “Turkey Travel: Marmaris To Rhodes, (Part 5)”

anzac phil Says:
July 17th, 2008 at 5:01 pm
I have yet to get to Rhodes but reading this blog has put in high on my list. I have been to a number of other greek Islands.

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