On gangplank, for 3-island tour |
Near center, typical Lycian stone sarcophogi(treasure chest in style) and rock tomb near them |
Delightfully happy boy belonging to one of the crew |
Incorrigible |
Riding in front on a hot day,I also enjoyed mosquito bites and my first heat rash ever. |
A really beautiful area and ride, as you can see. |
Was also fascinated by the quality of the wood on that boat. |
Islands from the front of boat |
From the side of the baot |
The captain's dropped sandal when he was anchoring the ship |
Upper deck.We didn't use the upper deck but it was used for grilling lunch chicken. |
The captain about to dive for his dropped sandal |
Retrieval! |
The green of the water near the islands against the color of the boat's wood |
An island stopAn island area we stopped at, inhabited mainly by rabbits. Landing is prohibited due to theft of ancient materials by previous visitors. |
Under the green water, a portion of a sunken city of Kekova |
More of the sunken city area (collapsed after earthquakes) |
Doorways from homes to now sunken land area |
Stairway to ... |
Crystal waters of that lake |
Bringing part of our lunch, I believe, from another boat |
'Tea tables' that double as viewers for areas under the boat (sunken city viewing) |
Green color and clarity of the water there is beautiful. |
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Gangplank and stairway for swimmers |
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Fish gathering for food thrown from the boat |
Now going for Macwichie's bread |
Crew who prepared a scrumptious lunch(though grilled chicken is out of viewing range) |
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They were absorbed and took no notice of me. |
This boy already enjoys the fashion pages. .Note his mother's stylish pants |
At Simena (Kale), path to the castleThe path is hrough backyards, where residents hope to sell you some beautifully handcrafted scarves. It was too hot for us tenderfeet to make it up to the castle though. |
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Two windows for bottom of boat, for views of sunken city fragments. And the everpresent apple tea offered graciously everywhere. |