kahvalti anyone?
Our bungalow hostess in the backround and her grandson waiting for a delicious orange from Bestami
Look like he got ahold of a piece of orange finally! Ahu on the left here, I think he learned the pinky finger trick from me!
Bestami did most of the hard climbing.... pretty much all the time. That just gave Ahu and I a chance to work some fun routes, mostly VI - VII+
Beautiful rocks.
Everywhere.
Bestami, "Ahh, sucuks...!"
Bestami, Ahu and I decided to find a secluded spot off the trails where no one, I mean no one, could even smell the sucuks! :)
Nearby wall filled with VIII and up routes.
Our wall a little bit of cool down before the beach
Another day of climbing, another lunch with... yum... sucuks! Oh, and a Robert Deniro look-a-like!
After lunch we decided to go for a dip in the Mediterranean, Ahu said "Cok guzel" I said "Cok soguk"
It just goes to prove that you don't have to ever worry about not finding a Canadian nearby, very good climbers they were!
Bestami sending something hard here, maybe VIII or VIII+, I can't recall.
On belay, off belay... ahhhhhhhhhhh. No worries Ahu has it under control.
Clip it Besto!
And of course I had to point out each and every SCARY bolt I found in Turkey. Here is a nice one bolted horizontally, sure to unthread the nut if you took a hard fall on this one! Yikes!!! And wow were there alot of bent hangers, I don't trust this Kong company... Fixe all the way!
