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i almost forgot about this place , i bought a badge there!

i love monkeys so if i ever ge tthe chance to go watch them play, i take it!

ummmm, it was cool, just like a zoo for monkeys!

why not?

have a friend there, would be cool to visit!

i worked with a polish guy – he was cool

hes sent me pics of where hes from and well .. . .. why not go visit him and get to know a new culture and county!

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because my friend always goes and LOVES it!

the people, beaches and culture look beatiful!

i wanna see the orang utans!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

i love the monks, i want to see them wandering around the streets

i want to meet the locals, i work with cambodians here and theyre so nice

i love people and culture, i think here has it all!

there is a wicked african drumming / dance workhop held in ghana every year. the musicians came to the adelaide fringe and i watched them perform – ah , its be a great experience. i saw them perform 6 years ago and still am making plans to go there (when i get the $$$!)

it looks so beautiful, my boyfriend is chilean (well, maybe my ex boyfriend after last nights fights …. :( )

but i still wanna go, from north to south, looks amazing!

needed an extension on a visa for turkey so we ferried over to rhodos for the day, drank wine, ate nice food and lapped up the good looking people (after living in turkey – it was a pleasant dose of ‘normality’ or is that ‘westernality’ with a dash of ‘everything is so postcard picturesque’ !!!!!

ummmm, i got sent out ther eto work for 6 months wandering along goat tracks through the taurus mountains, with a group of english speakers who were relying on me to get them to the next destination.

i hiked from kas to semsi, semsi to sutlegen, sutlegen to camilkoy, camilkoy to arsakoy , climbed akdag mountain the next day (if i was feeling energetic!) then we hiked back down to civilisation towards oludeniz then over to fethiye …..

oludeniz is AWFUL, its full of tourist crap and it is shit (although their is a sandy beach which is rare along turkeys rocky coast line)

theres another sandy beach at dalyan – otherwise known as ‘turtle beach’ its where you can see loggerhead turtles hatch and blah blah blah – some crazy rock tombs and more ruins, another ampitheatre and some more tombs.

unless you are a tomb addict or LOVE ampitheatres, after you have sene a couple youll be looking for something else to do!

i loved KAS – its my favourite part of turkey…

i didnt get to go to cappadocia (which is highly recomended)

pummakale is nice but apparently over rated (good to take a foto of though!)

the locals are sweet

the majority of men are sleezy

then history if full on

sakilikent gorge is good fun – get a guide and climb on him so you can go all the way to the end – most toursits sont get too far – you can walk for a couple of hours in the peak of summer when the water level is low)

have a mudbath – why not?!

eat GOZLEME!

take a gulet down the coast and get out onto the crystal clear waters of the med …..

ummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm…............. worth a visit for sure!