FINAL TURKEY TRAVEL VLOG :(
More heavenly offerings from the Turkish coastline.
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FINAL TURKEY TRAVEL VLOG :(
More heavenly offerings from the Turkish coastline.
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Watch it all from the beginning!
After 4 months in India, 2 months in Turkey produced 15 travel videos, documenting…
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With even more videos here ->
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TRAVEL PORN
“Blue Cruise (part 2)” - sneak preview
Full-length video coming next week!
View Part 1 on Youtube
Repost and Answer: What’s your idea of paradise?
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The Bluest Waters EVER! (part 1)
aka, “The Blue Cruise: Turkey’s Anatolian Coast”
Hosted by Tyler and Katie
Look, learn… marvel.
Part 2 coming soon
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SNEAK PREVIEW
First look at LFAV’s upcoming video “The Blue Cruise: Turkey’s Anatolian Coast”
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TURKEY VLOG 11: The Emo Traveler
*I’ve never cried this happily. Ever.*
Almost 10 months of traveling after being stranded abroad and it’s time to break out the waterworks to say thank you.
TURKEY VLOG 10 - Re: Leaving paradise
Katie and I take a short look back before setting off on a cruise along Turkey’s Turquoise Coast, proving once again you dont have to be a rich man to live a life of luxury.
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TURKEY VLOG 9 - To: All future Vagabonds
After 2 months living and working in Olympos, Turkey, Katie and I look back and offer a message of encouragement to all future vagabonds. Hardships be damned!
Part 2 tomorrow, ladies and vagabonds…
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TURKEY VLOG 7: Kayak to Turkish Paradise
The first effort of this trip was more adventure than leisure (hi, kayaking in an intense storm. Kthanks.)
This time - well, just watch.
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TURKEY TRAVEL UPDATE: Saying goodbye to Olympos
“…pretty soon I’ll be going back to civilization. Whatever that means.”
- Your Vagabond, talking about leaving Olympos, Turkey for new shores… in 2 days!
My time in Olympos is coming to a close.
This lump in my throat is unexpected but clear. I just booked a cruise up the Anatolian Coast. It’s official. Two months in Olympos and it’s time to ready myself to glide off to new waters, new friendships, new whatever.
The sun has returned in full force after last week’s insane hail storm - a signal that a change is coming. The beach couldn’t wait, so I’m actually writing this from the stoney shore of Olympos’ beach.
The first thing I did before arriving here, after passing the ruins of tombs, temples, and monumental gates, was jump in the sea. My head bobbing above the salty see-though waters, I could see a group of Turkish schoolkids in the distance taking their swimming lessons for the summer; and as my head came up for breath, that familiar view lay before me: the monumental mountain range, with castles on either side of the river, spliting the valley in two. It’s unreal, like a backdrop for a silent film with the sound of the sea its only score.
I swam back to the shore, eyes open underwater, undisturbed, watching my feet propel me forward. I lay now on the stones that form this part of the Anatolian coastline, and my body’s contours conform to the smooth stones beneath me. I taste the salt on my skin, look around and see Mt. Olympos in the distance. Its peak is smothered by cumulus clouds, as usual; adjusting my eyes focus, I gaze at the ancient seaside fortified structures, now in remarkably intact ruin built into the seacliffs just a few paces from where I now lay.
Then I see the bigger picture. This is no dream fulfilled, now is it some “fantasy land”, or some opposing state to something called “the real world” - this is reality. This is Olympos, Turkey.
Til next time…
TURKEY VLOG #7: Bartending on the Turquoise Coast
Working as a bartender in a tree house hostel on the Turquoise Coast is even more awesome than I could have ever expected.
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