Summer, sinkholes and caves
June 29th, 2011 We left Göreme early (I revisited Cappadocia), not too soon that has prevented us from enjoying breakfast in the sunny garden. We took the opportunity to take some pictures along the cherry tree. The road ran south, passing between mountains; I first noticed that the weather seemed drier, even though we were …
Atatürk, Snow, and Lakes
March 2nd, 2011. That day, the wind blows cold the last serenade winter’s song. It was March, my birthday was close as close was the end of this first part of my journey to meet Turkey. There was a silence around me, even birds weren’t there. Probably was the mist I found waiting on the …
Ice-trees, sank places, and the Ottoman Empire
27 February 2011 The scenery was beautiful, a painting made of green and grey. The cold morning in February was driving us to a city that one day was the centre of the Ottoman Empire. The city wasn’t only a historic centre but also a place where nature is prominent. It was understandable why Bursa …
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Turkeys, Zeus, A communist and good food
26 February 2011 That morning everybody around us was driving fast, including Firat. The passion for velocity was Firat’s most annoying feature. He was always driving as the world would end on the next hour. In the beginning, I was afraid, arguing each driving infraction he committed. However, soon I came to understand arguing with …
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Hi, I’m Heleny. Previously I was an engineer, then a CEO of a company, later a teacher coordinating the technology area in many schools and universities in South America. Finally, in 2009 I decide to became a full-time writer.
I spend most of my time studying, travelling, painting, photographing and enjoying life with my son and husband in Denmark were we live.
The blog is about my 2011 time in Turkey.
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