Tea and coffee in Birgi

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A rainy day was soo long. Mountain peaks with clouds, rain drops on windows, and a lot of driving.

We stopped in Birgi, a small mountain village. Wood and stone made everything: houses, fences, gates and window shutters, and roofs.

Our hotel's hostess spoke only Turkish, but welcoming Turkish tea was very helpful. Do you know what makes its taste so slecial? A double tea pot that I saw only in Turkey.

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The morning greeted me with bright sun, mountains at a clear horizon and long awaited Turkish coffee.

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But when our nice hostess brought the breakfast... Guys, no kidding, it was the best breakfast I've ever tasted. I should mention that in my review for Booking.

Meanwhile, we added one more landmark to our agenda - Efes, or Efessos, an ancient Greek city. Let's get back on wheels.

Have a good day, and see you!

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