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As if the Legend of Bride’s Rock in the province of Giresun reflects the grandiosity of the Black Sea region of Turkey, which is apparent in its wavy sea, vast wild forests, dense vegetation, huge mountains, and unending rains. The geography is, however, so prolific in terms of natural beauties and nutritional goodness that people living in the Black Sea Region are considered highly smart. In fact, a vast majority of the witty jokes of the country are born there and spread across the country. There are legends and stories, for sure. When it comes to legends and stories, we can associate a significant portion of them with nature or natural forces. The Legend of Bride’s Rock that you will hear below is one of them. The Bride’s Rock is located in an area called Tashan area of the village of Mesudiye. The road people call Kemaliye would take us to the Bride’s Rock. According to the Giresun Provincial Directorate of Culture and Tourism, the natural landmark has become the center...

Lapseki 1

Turkey: Lapseki 1 The district of Lapseki is situated in the province of Canakkale, the westernmost area of Turkey, with critical importance as it is near the Gallipoli Peninsula that is famous for its battlegrounds, now for its monuments dedicated to every nation that fought there in the World War One. The picture behind the mermaid statue shows the town of Gallipoli. Yes, the famous Gallipoli area has also a town with the same name. It is a quiet and small town and it has always been so, as its topography does not allow horizontal development. We will cover it in details soon. The photograph of the mermaid was taken by the dock area, the most social area of the town. It once harbored a beautiful Pegasus statue but it was the work of the previous visionary mayor and the saddest thing is the present governance is the same as we see any part of the world that this kind of local mentality tends to disregard works of art in trying to settle their ideas and ideologies. The previous vi...

Never Bring these Three Things Back from Abroad!

Traveling Suggestions: Never Bring these Three Things Back from Abroad! Sometimes, just by an oversight, we tend to commit international crime without even intending it and end up being the subject matter of long proceedings with lots of headache. Here is how: Countries consider every single thing within their borders as their own assets, not those of the world or humanity even if they have been declared so, as you may know well. Hence, bringing back something from another country is bound to some implementations and rulings. Below are the three things you should never bring back from abroad: 1- Artifacts We are living in a world with lots of settlements established one on another, with some buried by the sea or ocean and some by soil. When you are by the seaside, you might have found a figurine, coin, vial, etc. Please take it to authorities and have it registered and leave it there. If you take it home and the police find it with you at the border, it would be considered smu...

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