A Turkish gulet gliding across the bay
It seems like most of my life I’ve been admiring bays. I can get lost in this photo, which was taken by my husband on our honeymoon, oh, so many years ago. I’m tempted to go and dig out the photo albums and meander around a Greek Island or two, but this is Jake’s challenge for the Sunday Post this week. I’ll never make it in time if I wander off down Memory Lane.
The slideshow runs when you click on the first photo.
We have some wonderful bays with pebbly beaches, remnants of our mining heritage, just up the road from here. I planned to take the camera along after lunch, but it’s bouncing with rain. I guess I’ll stick to memories, and the other entries on the Sunday Post. I’m sure to find some beautiful bays there.
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restlessjo 
Beautiful photos of a part of the world I have never visited so thank you for sharing your photos.
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I love looking back at photos, Karen. And when I look at photos of places I haven’t been, I just want to be there!
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I so agree with you.
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I enjoyed even more for the second visit! Thanks, Jo!
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Oh, bless you, Amy!
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I can make lots of dreams and just float in serenity just staring at the calm, beautiful Turkish waters. Wonderful post.
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Thank you, kind sir! It was one of the best and certainly most memorable holidays we ever had.
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Great shots and yes I could get lost in that first photo. What a great memory.
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It was a strange “honeymoon” because we shared it with 12 people on a gulet, but it was fabulous. (we actually had a few days in the Dales for our real honeymoon- the gulet trip was very soon after)
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