Day 60, 2 September 2012. Goreme. Cappadocia. Still. I must be getting better because I'm getting bored of town and looking forward to the next stop. James was up bright and early and full of beans and climbed to the top of the hill next to the lodgings for this great photo over the local landscape to Uchisar in the distance. We spent the day snoozing, writing, doing photos and planning, of all things, skiing in Bulgaria in January 2013. We had a little felafe...

Day 60, 2 September 2012, Our last night in Goreme - We spent the evening psyching ourselves up for the forthcoming bus ride. We had a great outing at our new burger haunt teasing Diver Mark about the dearth of dive sites in the middle of Turkey and talking our sox off with our new friend from Northern Ireland - Barbara (Hellooo!) The infamous Hardie Bus-Ju-Ju was at work and our gorgeous luxury coach rolled into Goreme at 9.50 pm and promptly broke down. The 1...

Day 59, 1 September 2012, Goreme. Lazarus arises! Having started antibiotics last night I'm finally on the mend and we spent the day lazing around the lodgings gathering our strength. Ventured out for food at about 3 pm and discovered Fat Boys in downtown Goreme. Finally being able to eat after 2 days of no food was miraculous - lovely big juicy burger with actual herbs in the patty.... and chips .... and tomato sauce. All good. Back for a 2 hour nap. Eme...

Day 58, 31 August 2012, Cappadocia - Today is officially a rest day. We had planned to head to the coast (Fethiye) on a 14 hour overnight bus trip tonight - but after two months of African/Egyptian/Jordanian food, and even a week in Istanbul, we are finally sick! Thankfully the medication we've carried for 2 months is now coming in handy. We've extended our stay in magical Goreme another couple of nights and added an extra night in Pammukule before heading to...

Day 57, 30 August 2012, Tour of Southern Cappadocia (the "Green Tour") - Ignoring our strangely grumbly tums we decided to tough it out and headed off on a full day tour of Southern Cappadocia. We began with a panoramic view over Pidgeon Valley - the fairy chimneys and caves cut into the rocks looks so different than from the air in a balloon. Our next stop was one of the largest underground cities in the Cappadocia region - Derinkuyu. It's hard to describe un...