I'm amazed at how you find something interesting to see every time. I really enjoy watching your videos. I'm like you I prefer being around animals than people ❤
Fascinating accent, I could almost swear you learnt English in northern England. Never been to Turkey, but with a Greek mother who was extremely proud of her nationality, she probably would have fainted at the very idea. C'est la vie.
I love your videos, so natural love to explore ancient places! My beloved Timo is so happy and excited to explore the places, it's like if he already knew the paths, I love him! Take care and keep on sharing your adventures with us. A hug from Mexico 🤗😁!
Timo the explorer 🤗😘!!! Wow!! Turkiye has so much history, and so much to see and explore!!! Routes passing through small villages are so much better than through the highway 👍. That's for sure 😉. Thanks for taking us to another excursion ☺️😅. Hope your legs feel better soon 💐👍
I tell you what , the mosaics are in much better condition than the ones in Malta & you pay through the nose to get in 😡which makes me really angry , it's daylight robbery . How lovely & kind that strangers B.B.Qing offered you food 😊 & Timo looking as handsome as ever 🤗✌️
about your residency issues. Contact, written, by phone, and in person, your member of parliaments for Muğla. Same for CIMER. And interior ministry. raise awareness. Someone will do something. Networking and informal arrangements are common in Turkey. Bother them, so they won't bother you. As the saying goes in Turkish, only the crying baby will get the breast.
Thanks. But you know? İts not just about me. I know of people that had to leave in the last few months. İt makes me puke. Not sure if I want to stay in a country thats run this way. İf i get older and want to move to a smaller house I will also have to leave because the property is bought after 2022 and won't be 200.000 euro worth. Do I want to wait for that? Don't think so.
@@AtHomeInTurkey if you've fulfilled all the requirements for permanent residency, and it was declined, you should appeal the decision. and then go to court if necessary.
U told us that u'll stop travelling in order to save money ... and still u continue travelling .... that's why i wrote the footage recorded on March ... and also there r still political party flags on the views, that's why i thought it is March ... well, bol şans
Ah I see, sorry for the confusion. I did say in my first video of that tour that I wanted to do one last trip. This to keep the videos going and because I refuse to bend to other peoples will. Dutch stubbornness maybe but that is the reason haha. The first panic feelings are gone. In the mean time we are working hard to sort our problem and I will make a follow up video soon. Exciting plans coming. But is does not look good for my life here in Turkey.
Fascinating accent, I could almost swear you learnt English in northern England. Never been to Turkey, but with a Greek mother who was extremely proud of her nationality, she probably would have fainted at the very idea. C'est la vie.
Yes Turks and Greeks will always be a little touchy I'm afraid. I have lived with a guy from North Wales and my husband is American. Guess that gives a funny accent.
@@AtHomeInTurkey I am seventy and have lived in North London all my life, so when I am out and about I have contact with second and third generation Turks regularly. I get on with the majority fine, better than I do the Greek Cypriots. Middle class Greeks tend to hide out in West London, and shun contact with natives. Anyway, your accent is fine, just very unusual, I could not put my finger on it.
Ancient Greek city,thanks for sharing,don't ever stop doing what your doing,bedankt.Xx
Thank you, I will. If we leave I will do it elsewhere haha
So good to see you again! Thank you for the video! Loved the views❤❤❤❤❤
You're a crazy old lady. My inspiration. 🙏😍
I'm amazed at how you find something interesting to see every time. I really enjoy watching your videos. I'm like you I prefer being around animals than people ❤
Yes me too, too many nasty people around now.
Wow! That hammami archeological site is amazing 🤩Thanks for sharing ❤
Fascinating accent, I could almost swear you learnt English in northern England.
Never been to Turkey, but with a Greek mother who was extremely proud of her nationality, she probably would have fainted at the very idea. C'est la vie.
Those mosaics were great - very expressive faces. Sorry to hear your legs were sore - hope you recover soon. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks so much 😊 Just not very fit at the moment. And I did the hike just before this visit on the same day.
Well that was wonderful,it's a long time since I had a good mooch around ruins.The scenery was great and the beach a real treat.
İt's such fun to just go and explore.
I love your videos, so natural love to explore ancient places! My beloved Timo is so happy and excited to explore the places, it's like if he already knew the paths, I love him! Take care and keep on sharing your adventures with us. A hug from Mexico 🤗😁!
Some times it feels like Timo expresses 'Come! This way!' like he is my guide.
@@AtHomeInTurkey Yes, he's so cute and intelligent! 🤓🐶
Thank You for interesting road trip
Glad you enjoyed it
Nicely made, feels like watching a documentary 🎉
Wow, thanks!
Gezi turu harika olmuş çok güzel tarihi yerler bizimle bu güzelliği paylaştığınız için Edirne'den teşekkürler selamlar 👍👏😊💐
Hi,Just started following your travels,so interesting,glad I found your channel, keep well and give Timo a hug from me.
Welcome. And enjoy
Timo the explorer 🤗😘!!! Wow!! Turkiye has so much history, and so much to see and explore!!! Routes passing through small villages are so much better than through the highway 👍. That's for sure 😉. Thanks for taking us to another excursion ☺️😅. Hope your legs feel better soon 💐👍
Thanks! 😃
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Terrific mosaics
I tell you what , the mosaics are in much better condition than the ones in Malta & you pay through the nose to get in 😡which makes me really angry , it's daylight robbery . How lovely & kind that strangers B.B.Qing offered you food 😊 & Timo looking as handsome as ever 🤗✌️
Here in Turkey giving people close to you food if you are eating outside like this is a normal thing.
Instagram VS Reality :)
It seems u've solved your problem
Also nope. Will have a follow up video shortly
Most probably this footage recorded on March
Nope end of June.
about your residency issues. Contact, written, by phone, and in person, your member of parliaments for Muğla. Same for CIMER. And interior ministry. raise awareness. Someone will do something. Networking and informal arrangements are common in Turkey. Bother them, so they won't bother you.
As the saying goes in Turkish, only the crying baby will get the breast.
Thanks. But you know? İts not just about me. I know of people that had to leave in the last few months. İt makes me puke. Not sure if I want to stay in a country thats run this way. İf i get older and want to move to a smaller house I will also have to leave because the property is bought after 2022 and won't be 200.000 euro worth. Do I want to wait for that? Don't think so.
@@AtHomeInTurkey if you've fulfilled all the requirements for permanent residency, and it was declined, you should appeal the decision. and then go to court if necessary.
@@MuratAltuglu No I did not. I don't have enough income. They want to see 800 euro a month. It's even 850 at the moment.
U told us that u'll stop travelling in order to save money ... and still u continue travelling .... that's why i wrote the footage recorded on March ... and also there r still political party flags on the views, that's why i thought it is March ... well, bol şans
Ah I see, sorry for the confusion. I did say in my first video of that tour that I wanted to do one last trip. This to keep the videos going and because I refuse to bend to other peoples will. Dutch stubbornness maybe but that is the reason haha. The first panic feelings are gone. In the mean time we are working hard to sort our problem and I will make a follow up video soon. Exciting plans coming. But is does not look good for my life here in Turkey.
Fascinating accent, I could almost swear you learnt English in northern England.
Never been to Turkey, but with a Greek mother who was extremely proud of her nationality, she probably would have fainted at the very idea. C'est la vie.
Yes Turks and Greeks will always be a little touchy I'm afraid. I have lived with a guy from North Wales and my husband is American. Guess that gives a funny accent.
@@AtHomeInTurkey I am seventy and have lived in North London all my life, so when I am out and about I have contact with second and third generation Turks regularly. I get on with the majority fine, better than I do the Greek Cypriots. Middle class Greeks tend to hide out in West London, and shun contact with natives.
Anyway, your accent is fine, just very unusual, I could not put my finger on it.