Hagia Sophia on the right and Blue Mosque on the left. ^
On the way home we stopped in a office supplies shop I had seen the other day on Iştiklal. I went in to get a pair of scissors and browsed through their selection of Moleskine notebooks. I was excited to find an İstanbul City Notebook, something I was looking for before my trip but couldn't find. It's great. It had maps of each area of the city; a metro map; conversions for everything from temperature to measurements; and spaces to record restaurants, bars, shops and people you meet.
I hadn't had lunch and didn't feel like eating out, so we came back to the apartment afterwards and had pasta (with butter, not sauce). If we can get up on time we're going to either take a boat tour of the Bosphorus or go to the Prince's Islands.
Were you near where we will be staying?
ReplyDeleteYes, just a few blocks I think.
ReplyDeleteThese are amazing pictures! I look forward to reading your blog. I'm one of Barbara's friends in NY.
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The weather looks bleak. I want sun when we visit!! It's snowing here today. Love Aunt Leslie
ReplyDeleteDid you know Ragu now comes in a pouch? I will have to stow some in my suitcase for your next real spaghetti dinner. Uncle John retires from the Gov't. tomorrow. Making cookies today as the streets around the nieghborhood are a sheet of ice. Keep having fun. Aunt Leslie
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