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Travelling to and from Bodrum is so easy these days, especially now the eponymous orange liveried jets fly in and out so regularly.  It was...

The arrival of May signals change in Bodrum.  Shops that have been closed for the winter, open. Yachts that have spent the winter in the ...

There is a bumper crop of mulberries this year and everyone is searching for ways to use up this juicy fruit. One friend is brewing mulbe...

"Work related Murder": A phrase I think we will become very familiar with in the coming weeks.   The tragedy that is unfoldin...

Yesterday was our 30th wedding anniversary which means that today is the 30th anniversary of my life as a Turk.  It's a cliche to say...

Selen Cambazoğlu Taşbası, Zeynip Casalini and Pelin Dumanlı My journey as a cook started on an archaeological dig. Once I fo...

We are getting ready to move back to the village. This always takes more time than expected because we are lazy. As befits two Pi...

Twice this week, Bodrum's streets have been peaceful.  Jake and I have enjoyed taking our morning walk down the middle of the r...

A massive storm on Sunday evening knocked out our electricity and communications.  The lightning was so violent that planes were unable to l...

I've been unusually busy for the last week and my blog has suffered as a result. I didn't have time to write, but I've been c...