This is a little traditional rural tea salon we stopped at for a late morning tea.
Various items of interest for First Presbyterian Church of Ellensburg, posted by Pastor Al Sandalow
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- Last Turkey Post
- A few of our kids.
- Back in Kepez...
- At the end of the day, the girls went back to the ...
- On the Asian side we took a boat out into the Bosp...
- The Bosphorus is filled with ferryboats that cross...
- Next we boarded a ferry to cross over from Europe ...
- Turks take tea very seriously. One section outside...
- I found the shops outside the bazaar that cater to...
- This is the Spice Bazaar and you can smell the spi...
- An electric tram ran right in front of our hotel. ...
- A little breakfast before our last day in Istanbul...
- Last stop for the day was Suleyman�s Mosque, the l...
- What do you do when you�re a Roman Emperor and you...
- Topkapi Palace. This was the seat of power of the ...
- Next stop is the Basilica Cistern, almost right ac...
- Inside the mosque, I got this shot of a boy dresse...
- Next stop is the Blue Mosque, named for the many b...
- Yes, this is Istanbul. I never got to try a "McDon...
- On the tour the next day, we visited a church with...
- This is how it looks on the outside.
- Here is the team in front of one of the most famou...
- As soon as we got setteled in Istanbul, we headed ...
- The Trip Back
- My Last Post from Turkey
- Final pictures
- This is the theater in Ephesus. Read Acts 19:26ff ...
- Here we are at one of the greatest Biblical sites ...
- This is a little traditional rural tea salon we st...
- This is the ruins of the theater of Laodecia. It's...
- OK, a really cool spot that almost no one goes. He...
- Here we are at Pamukkle (Cotton Castle). It's also...
- A few more pictures
- Here is our group on the last day as we were getti...
- Here we are, all in our new hats. These kids thoug...
- Like most Turkish homes, shoes are left outside at...
- Here on our last day our craft was coloring painte...
- Carrie and a friend out on our play field.
- Halimae couldn't wait to put her shirt on.
- Some Reflections
- I very happy bunch of kids in their shirts. This c...
- By mid-morning even the inside room was oppressive...
- Rush hour in rural Kepez. This was the morning goa...
- Day 4 and the girls are jumping rope. It seems all...
- We're taking a public bus back to the hotel. Nancy...
- Same day and we are working on lanyards. They enjo...
- Day 3 and we are working on decorating a parachute...
- Her we are after a HOT day at a waterfall about 1 ...
- A little base ball.The kids loved it and knew nore...
- Day 2 Some serious tie-dyeing
- Updates...
- Day Two at Kepez
- Sunday-Calm before the Storm
- Well, I’m back in Antalya waiting for the team to ...
- Day Two ın Antalya
- I'm Here
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