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// Juvenis Peregrinus = Youthful Traveler // One person // Ten countries // Two hundred and one days //
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- I'm driving!
- The Powerhouse is growing.
- My empty classroom.
- Setting up email addresses.
- Checking out Tyra Banks' website.
- Students in the Computer Lab.
- Handpainted signs are everywhere.
- Still eating...
- Sphatlo.
- Finished this yesterday.
- Corner Shop
- mamelodi fruit stand
- Welcome to Mamelodi
- My camera is blind.
- We are connected.
- It snows in South Africa. Did you know?
- It's starting to feel like I've been away for awhile.
- Mamelodia Bridal Show - Model #3.
- Mamelodia Bridal Show - Model #2.
- Mamelodi Bridal Show - Model #1
- Excuses.
- I gave my first quiz today. Would you pass?
- Our internet capabilities.
- Yebo, ngi funda isi Zulu.
- Photos tomorrow. Perhaps.
- Mamelodi Bridal Show.
- The situation in Zim.
- We're eating. A lot.
- Friday is a day off.
- About photos.
- Headlines: Happy Birthday Madiba
- Pap and Runaways.
- Class #1
- Mamelodi.
- Back with you tomorrow or the next day.
- This is god's window.
- Things you can't do at the potholes.
- Bourke's Luck Potholes
- Three Rondavels
- What we saw in the Kruger Park. Just about.
- Switching seasons overnight.
- The Southern Sky.
- Lonely Rhino.
- More pictures after lunch.
- Herd of Buffalo in the distance.
- The rhythm of the ostrich.
- At the water hole.
- We were this close.
- Finally, he stood up to check us out.
- All at once in the open savannah...
- Hippos in the river.
- A bee-eater (if I remember correctly).
- We saw five or six of these guys together.
- Zebra and Impala.
- That's the tail of a genet.
- Waiting outside the tent for Elephants, Leopards, ...
- Arrival at the camp. We're in the bush!
- The group.
- Warning - I am not a professional wildlife photogr...
- I'm back in Jo'burg!
- I have arrived.
- AFRICA.
- Hoşça kalın İstanbul.
- Topkapı and fishing on the Golden Horn.
- Interior.
- Spent a few hours here the other day.
- A few final pictures from Istanbul.
- Moved on to this...
- Finished this last week...
- One of the ways to get around Istanbul...
- Yes, I pass for Turkish, too.
- Atatürk and other names.
- Relax - Mika
- I want to buy everything in İstanbul.
- Love these tiles.
- Topkapı tıles.
- Have I mentioned that I really love İstanbul?
- Speaking Turkish. Neden Olmasın?
- At the top!
- At the bottom...
- Galata Tower
- Turkish Delight
- Baklava...evet, lütfen!
- Turkish lessons.
- Confession.
- Gay Rights March. Surprised? Me, too.
- Sara and Derek driving me all around Göreme.
- Camel.
- Pigeon valley in Cappadoccia.
- Cappadoccia...Ürgüp maybe?
- Hasan, our captain.
- Çorba
- Peddling simit in Konya.
- Scrabble - in Turkish!
- Olympos - just like summer camp.
- Catching up...
- İstanbul...
- Hagia Sofia // Ayasofya
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About Me
- Katie
- I work for a living. I have a couple of degrees - BA in Political Science from the U. of Mississippi. MA in Environment, Politics, and Globalization from King's College London. I play bass. No husband. No kids. No debt. No house. Seems like a good time to travel.
2 comments:
what IS turkish delight?
Turkish Delight (lokum to the Türks) is a gelatin-type of sweet thing covered ın powdered sugar. I think the traditional flavor is rosewater but there are a million types to buy. There are also non-traditional versions that are marshmallow-y and have nuts or are covered in coconut. I used to think I hated Turkish Delight but I had only had the Cadbury version in London. That one is covered in chocolate and the gelatin bit is too gooey. The real stuff is pretty good. I don't think it's worth shipping boxes of it back though...you'll have to come to Turkey!
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