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For my second and last tourist activity in the whole week
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Goreme in Cappadocia is famous for its rock formations that have formed from erosion....
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I hired a motorbike today...a Ramsey 200 road/trail bike. I rode out to this secluded valley called Soganli Valley..along the way stopping at a couple of villages...what a day...I had the road almost all to myself and the valley...I was the only traveller there. I explored these rock-cut churches and saw some eagles. One of the locals called out to me & invited me into his place for cay. This guy must be so lonely because he gave me the biggest & longest hug! Soganli is famous for its dolls & everyone sells them...so I bought a few from my friend, his sister-in-law and cousin. After finishing a whole pot of cay and another enormous hug...I rode back...passing one village, a little girl waved excitedly at me. I stopped at numerous places along the way admiring all the unusual beautiful landscapes.
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