@@AmazingWorldBikeTour I really surprised to see the event you catched there. I lived nearly all my life so close to Efes and have never seen such kind of event. You are really really lucky and we are as well, because we met you 😊
I was in Cesme and Selcuk to see Ephesus in March 2022. But I went by bus and it was cooler then. I can’t imagine riding along those roads in May with all the heat and dust! So good you saw Ephesus. It was one of my favorite places in Turkey. Also, in April I was in the Cappadocia area for a month. The fairy chimneys were spectacular. Walked from Avanos across fields and around high ridges to see them. You are both brave to ride into places you’ve never been before! I like your commentary and honest thoughts so much! I’m watching every video to catch up to where you are now.
Yeah, so far, we're not good at choosing the best climate for our cycling 🙄 There are many considerations going jnto how long we are where. Visa (or exemption) limitations are obvious, but mostly also scarcity of time and money. We have to constantly keep going to hope to make it far. Then there is, of course, weather or rather seasons that make us push harder or slow down.
Now that I have sold my house and moved into my apartment, I try to catch up with all your videos. They are excellent. Where did you buy your SIM-card in Turkey? What company and how much did you pay? (for 30 days?) Whenever you enter a new country, it would be interesting information to share in your videos. Wish you good luck and lots of great encounters. Erik (Belgium)
May the wind on your back blow you over the Turkish mountains 🌬️🏔️ looking forward to the next episode ❤
Hopefully, headwind while climbing is mean 😅
What great luck, it must be all the positivity and love that you send out, a little bit came back to help in the recovery of your camera. Paul
We could hardly believe it ourselves 😅
Nice to see that after the 4-month break she's still using the blue tube as a safety measure :-)
Always! It is pipe insulation, by the way. Lighter but also less stable than a pool noodle 😅
Really enjoying your adventures and videos, Thanks!
Thanks for watching Glenn! 👀
Good length of video. Enjoy your travels.
Thanks TK. Views are tanking hard, but maybe because our average viewers are spending their time outside in the summer ☀️
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Thanks. Efes was quite epic to see!
@@AmazingWorldBikeTour I really surprised to see the event you catched there. I lived nearly all my life so close to Efes and have never seen such kind of event. You are really really lucky and we are as well, because we met you 😊
I was in Cesme and Selcuk to see Ephesus in March 2022. But I went by bus and it was cooler then. I can’t imagine riding along those roads in May with all the heat and dust! So good you saw Ephesus. It was one of my favorite places in Turkey. Also, in April I was in the Cappadocia area for a month. The fairy chimneys were spectacular. Walked from Avanos across fields and around high ridges to see them. You are both brave to ride into places you’ve never been before! I like your commentary and honest thoughts so much! I’m watching every video to catch up to where you are now.
Yeah, it was really hot 😅 However, due to reasons, we ended up cycling in much hotter conditions since 🥵🤣 Enjoy catching up!
Another great video Arev and Mathias 🚴♀️🚴♂️👍
You were far less upset about losing a sandwich 😽 than I would have been though! 😡🤣
Well, I did have some breakfast, so I was not extremely hungry 😆
@@AmazingWorldBikeTour you are more forgiving than me! 🙂
I'd have BBQ'd the cat just to get it back ... 😂😉
@@tonypaddler 🤣
Another great post/video! Thank you!
Thank you Andrew! Hope you enjoy the summer as well!
Great video! Thanks for posting such nice stories for us. And i hope u could find who ate the sandwich 😂
Well, I assume the cat was the culprit!
From too cold to too hot. LOL What determines how long you get to stay in each country? Thanks for the videos.
Yeah, so far, we're not good at choosing the best climate for our cycling 🙄
There are many considerations going jnto how long we are where. Visa (or exemption) limitations are obvious, but mostly also scarcity of time and money. We have to constantly keep going to hope to make it far. Then there is, of course, weather or rather seasons that make us push harder or slow down.
Now that I have sold my house and moved into my apartment, I try to catch up with all your videos. They are excellent.
Where did you buy your SIM-card in Turkey? What company and how much did you pay? (for 30 days?)
Whenever you enter a new country, it would be interesting information to share in your videos.
Wish you good luck and lots of great encounters.
Erik (Belgium)
We got 3 months from I believe Turkcell or Turk Telecom. Whichever was the cheaper. Have fun catching up 😃