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    A short trip to Antakya

    TURKEY | Fri, 9 Dec 2011 | By rachelina | Views [3188]

    This is what overnight buses do to you. Overnight bus number 2 took us to Antakya, 55 miles from the Syrian border. Reading the guidebook, we were charmed by the writer's conviction that Antakya was the 'Jewel of the Mediterranean'. This was ... Read more >

    Tags: antakya, archeological museum, bus, hatay, local transport, mosaics, sleep deprivation, turkey

    Photos: Turkish Delights!

    TURKEY | Wed, 27 Apr 2011 | By cokeeffe | Photo Gallery

    The sights of Istanbul - Blue Mosque, Archeological Museum, Aya Sofia, Grand Bazaar, Spice Bazaar, Bosphorous Boat Tour and Galata Tower
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    Tags: archeological museum, aya sofia, blue mosque, bosphorous boat tour, galatatower, grand bazaar, istanbul, spice bazaar

     

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    Angela believes there’s no future without traditions. Only by honouring the teachings of their ancestors, the Nation will be able to ensure the wellbeing of their youngest ones. “Every time my paddle touches the water and goes down in for each stroke, it’s like connecting to the past,” she says. “When I bring it back out of the water and reach forward, to me it’s like a prayer. It’s a belief that I’m bringing the past forward into the future and making the connection between our ancestors and my children, all of the children of this community.”: by carlostello, Views[448]
    Angela believes there’s no future without traditions. Only by honouring the teachings of their ancestors, the Nation will be able to ensure the wellbeing of their youngest ones. “Every time my paddle touches the water and goes down in for each stroke, it’s like connecting to the past,” she says. “When I bring it back out of the water and reach forward, to me it’s like a prayer. It’s a belief that I’m bringing the past forward into the future and making the connection between our ancestors and my children, all of the children of this community.”

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