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Middle East
In March 2001 I flew alone from Toronto to Istanbul, the farthest from home I had ever been, the most foreign culture I had ever experienced. In the taxi from the airport, staring wide-eyed out the window at this new world I'd deposited myself in, I
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A honeymoon in the Middle East is not everyone's idea of a picnic, especially these days. But, for the two of us, it has been a magical experience of an extremely foreign culture.
We managed to pick up a dozen words in Turkish and Arabic, realized
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During the northern summer and autumn 2005 we are taking an extended break from work so that we can explore some of the more interesting areas in Europe. We leave in July and will be travelling through Turkey, Scandinavia, Britain, eastern Europe, Italy
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Expecting to find similar conditions to Morocco, Dana and I were surprised to find a thriving, somewhat modern culture with many hiden treasures.
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Turquie est un pays qui fascine. De ses ruines les plus connues(Troie, Ephese) jusqu'a ses incroyables plages au milieu de villages musulsmans. La Turquie est un pays qui a su maintenir son independance malgre de fortes pressions faites par les
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