3rd February 2016
Today I would like to show you a small shop next on the road which I came across in Cappadoccia in Turkey. The old woman - shop assistant was very nice and the items were original and cheap..
It is a great opportunity to buy something nice and not too expensive
I love these shops.. And you?
Lucky you were in Turkey before the refugee invasion.
ReplyDeleteThe country is in a turmoil at present - what to do and what not to do??
And the Russians are bloody annoying them with airspace violations!
Turkey and Australia have very close wonderful "bonded relations" due to Gallipoli in WW1.
With the present situation come Anzac Day ceremonies on the Gallipoli foreshore this year - 25th April, it will be interesting to see what alerts etc are put in place.
Shocking business.
Google "Gallipoli Ceremonies" for more information.
Cheers
Colin
Colin yes it was great opportunity to see this spacious country. Turkey is very varied poor and rich. But Cappadocia is amazing
DeleteI'm aware of those 'blue eye things', and I can't understand how people in many countries are so superstitious. Have researched and read and still don't understand.
ReplyDeleteMargaret you are right. But I also have some at home lok lovely
DeleteI like to shop in small local shops, too, and especially to give my money to the person who made the item. We try to shop local and handmade as much as possible and support people rather than huge stores like Walmart. I hope this lady's shop is very successful!
ReplyDeleteCynthia yesa it nice to support local gifted shopkeepers..
DeleteI always love going to shops like that Gosia!
ReplyDeleteMe too
DeleteAn interesting souvenir shop.
ReplyDeleteYes and it was located far from big cities..
DeleteAn interesting souvenir shop.
ReplyDeleteI've never been to Turkey, but the items look interesting!
ReplyDeleteLinda fantastic wonderful country and rich in landmarks but now not very safe
DeleteEverything looks quite colorful!
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