You lucky lad, what a great way to spend your holidays. I miss sailing even though my sailing is in Dinghies in the Solent. My wife and I have always promised ourselves a sailing holiday around the med. in 09 we went to Santorini and Rhodes last year, we adore the area but so far not had the chance to experience sailing.Nice one. Mickey
I spent a year in Turkey in 89/90 before heading to the armpit of the universe (nigeria) for 5 years. Married a turkish girl, and havespent about 2m there every year, since 90, apart from last 2 yrs when health intervened. I love the 5 day "blue cruises". Her family have a few summer houses in Kusadasi, on the beach front. Her brother lived in Izmir, When you pick up the lingo, you can just start bus hopping your way round the country. The only bit I haven't seen is the black sea coast. But, I've seen 80% of the country. Great if your'e a lamb lover! Plus, it's funny when you go into the local kebab shop and order in Turkish. Even more so when I wear my Fenerbache football top. The only difference is that in Turkey, you dont' encounter the cocky turk cunts that seem to have been vomited out of Turkey into the UK. Reeking Kurds....................they sour Turkey's reputation in exactly the same manner as the England football yobbos did for the UK. The only problem is that visiting Turkey, most English folk are only likely to encounter peasants, working as waiters, tour guides, etc, or spend their time in bile inducing "English" or "Irish" bars. And form a narrow minded view of the country.Maybe it was the English flag on a table in a Turkish restaurant in Turkey that got me wondering. WTF? Was there an international on?