Digital Wanderer

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Turkey — 15, Blessed Asphalt and the Koru Motel Camping

Behind the suddenly appearing asphalt turned out to be the small town of Bolayir.

By the way, on that dirt road from the previous part we were also going up the whole time – higher and higher, I started thinking we'd soon end up in heaven. So when we reached the town, we descended about a hundred meters in just a few minutes. Accordingly, if the road  didn't wind, I could have beaten my previous beastly record of 67 km/h. I don't remember if I wrote this, but that's exactly how fast I went on one of the earlier descents a day ago. The feeling is unforgettable. It was probably reckless and extreme, but it was worth it. In the end – why even go anywhere if you're not going to have a blast to the fullest?

A boy rides a red bicycle along a paved village street past parked cars and residential houses. The shot is taken at an angle.
A paved street in a rural area with houses, parked cars, a tractor, and several people, receding into the distance towards fields and hills under an overcast sky.

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Turkey — 14A, Interlude 1 – Gear

Basically, I'll probably soon have nothing left to write about, because the number of interesting observations is limited. I remember the exact same thing happened last time with my description of the USA — people demanded juicy facts, but where are you supposed to get them?

Therefore, it would be reasonable to save the descriptions of things and insert them into different posts. But that's not very convenient for those who want to read strictly about gear and clothes, and even less convenient for people who don't want to read about stuff at all.

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