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Last week Taramin and I grabbed the car keys and we hit the road towards the famous Jesuit Estancias in Cordoba. I guess the trip might have been a little more organized if we had known how to actually reach the Estancias! At the beginning we were just fine, in the right road and with enough time to visit all the ancient Jesuit churches still intact in Cordoba’s mountains. Suddenly the road forked, and we did not know where to go. We followed the one on our right and then asked to a passing by if we were on the right…
Still catching up from where I left off; it's kind of hard to remember everything in detail and with as much enthusiasm as I had right after words, but that may all be for the best since I hope to some day get back to the present with these posts. The day after we toured Westminster Abbey, we went to the Tower of London and toured there, then went to see We Will Rock You, which was a fun show for anyone who loves Queen, though by no means a masterpiece. The next day we packed up again and caught the train…
Okay ... I am in frickin TURKEY!! How cool is that?!? It is gorgeous. Period. So we get off the plane and buy a visa that lasts for 90 days (meaning that I could come back here before coming home because it won’t have expired yet ... too bad it’s extremely expensive to get here ...). Our tour guide is really cool! His name is Gazi and he is So informative about the city and country he lives in. I don’t think I know a quarter of the information about Chappaqua like he knows about Turkey/Istanbul! Here is some of…
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