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Real Name: Jean-Louis
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On the western side of the bay of Fethiye

by JLBG - last update: Jan 28, 2009

We visited this part of Turkey on the occasion of a sailing trip from Fethiye to Marmaris. This was self steering but not as independent: we had hired a boat in a flotilla of an English company. There were twelve hired boats and an “admiral boat” with two guides. Each morning, there was a briefing presenting the sailing route for the day and giving next harbor. Between two harbors, we were on our own and had only to be in the evening moored in next harbor. In case of any problem, we could call the admiral boat, which never occurred.
Fethiye and the coast
We did not stay in Fethiye and as soon as we embarked on our boats did we sail to Kekowa island, in the bay of Fethiye, but on the west part of the bay while Fethiye stands on the east side.
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Comments for JLBG about Tersane Adasi
willy_wonka Fri Feb 27, 2009 06:41 UTC
 this looks like a beautiful place to sail around, laze about, and simply relax! cheers jean-louis, and have a great weekend!
mirliya Tue Feb 3, 2009 04:31 UTC
 The earthenware amphoras ( Desti =testi ): fortunately ,they are still in use in the many villages of Turkey.I agree with you that is a cause for concern.Thank you for sharing and attention.
Nemorino Sun Feb 1, 2009 11:20 UTC
 More fine photos and tips from your self-sailing trip with the "admiral boat" somewhere nearby. I'm sure that grilled fish must have tasted great after a day of sailing!
Kuznetsov_Sergey Wed Jan 28, 2009 17:55 UTC
 Tersane adasi looks magnificent from all levels, but especially good from above at your intro pic! You've had a pleasant voyage, I guess!

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