A Day at the Beach 3.

My last stroll along the beach *sniff* before I fly back home.

A Day at the Beach 2.

I really must have caught a chill while strolling through Kumköy without wearing a jacket 2 days ago. I had fever last evening and felt so miserable that my body decided to simply recuperate and rest for 12.5 hours straight. I woke up the next morning on 11:30 a.m. all damp and sticky. I must have evaporated all the inner heat and pain I’ve suffered from yesterday.

Enough of the moaning. Today was a beautiful sunny day, so I decided to start it with a hearty lunch. Soup, salads, pasta, rice, stews, bbqs, dessert…I stuffed my face with everything my potbelly could digest that midday (a good sign that I was recovering very well). Sated and energy-regained, I took a walk along the beach and checked out the happenings.

“From a little shell, at the bottom of the sea, was the Earth and the Moon, and the Sun above me.”

Some “leftovers” I found:

 

 

The watchtower in three different views.

 

 

Busy kids at play.

“Take me somewhere I can breathe, I’ve got so much to see, This is where I want to be, In a place I can call mine…”

 

 

Resort Impressions.

I made some impressions of our hotel resort.

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One friendly guest

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Lobby on the 1st floor

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View from the room balcony

 

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Echo.

Silence can play such a sweet symphony to one’s soul when no one seems to listen.

A Day at the Beach.

A friend of mine and I decided to escape the cold German winter and leave all the annoying things at home (like work, for instance) even if only for two weeks. So here we are now, enjoying the sun and the beach in Side-Kumköy, Turkey. We weren’t expecting a warm summer weather of course, but after all, 20°C is much cozier than -5°C, right?

Aaah yes… 20°C sure is cozier than -5°C….