Over the River and Through the Woods

And an overnight flight from Philly to London, a four hour layover spent sleeping on a big comfy couch in Heathrow airport, a 4 hour flight to Istanbul, really out cold, don't remember much of that. Another layover in Istanbul spent getting Visa's, eating a 50 dollar ceaser salad dinner and getting tickets issued for a domestic flight. One bus ride to the plane, an hour and a half plane ride to Dalamon, which is right below Bodrum. Then a two hour drive through mostly nothingness, no street lights, no signs, no nothing with an incredibly nice driver that doesn't speak a word of English. Then at 11 p.m. he stops at a barber shop, where someone is actually getting a hair cut and a new guy jumps in the driver seat, introduces himself as Deniz and off we go again. And he does speak English but can't seem to communicate how much longer it will be, which is all Saige wanted to know. She was a champ though. Never complained once through the whole deal. I will say the ride to Kas is amazing. After you get through a lot of nothingness you just drive along the coast of the Mediterranean which is only lit by the moon. So, if you have 32 hours and the inclination to do all those things you could be here too. It's dark now, cause it's 1:30 in the morning here, but tomorrow I'm going to put up some pictures of where we're staying and it's all good.