Side Now



Although there are conventional European campgrounds in

Turkey, most of the time what you get is a very small set of

minimally-equipped spots in the pansiyon's parking lot, as

here; but it was just fine, especially the location; as you can
see, we've just done the wash...



Of course, there may be chickens, turkeys, ducks, and

other animals running around



In the middle of an olive grove



But it's easy on the eyes, and everything still in bloom



Main commercial street in old-town; no stoa





The artifacts and commerce here are so

intermingled, it's hard to know where the

cafe ends and the temple begins



"Side" means pomegranate, so we had a cup of the juice;

too bad "Side" doesn't mean "extra dry Bombay Sapphire

martini with one large olive, patted dry" 

View back towards new town, beaches, development

Actually, Turkey and Norway have much in
common, at least in terms of taxing booze...

Guess the nationality of most tourists here