Finding The Real Turkey In Ula | Muğla Houses
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ต.ค. 2024
- In Ula it is always busy, but no one seems to be going anywhere. There are bicycles, motor-scooters, cars, trucks and tractors in abundance, but none are in a hurry.
Strolling through the narrow alleys of Ula you will find old Ottoman style houses that have their own variety here in Muğla. They are fascinating!
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i remember some old houses from my childhood , in my hometown houses were two story and U shape which had courtyard in the middle ,it was magical, fragrant blossoms everywhere like jasmine, jasmine sambac flowers, honeysuckle vines also grapes it was like a dream to sleep there, woman prepare meals at courtyard while drinking cold lemonade or tea , laughter chit chatting while childs playing around :)
Love old houses ❤
This style is stunning. Makes even a small house grand.
Great content! Please explore more villages like this!
Loved that tour of the old houses and beautiful authentic Villages, glad to see some of these houses renovated and people living in them, wonderful
More and more people start to renovate them. So nice.
Oh this bring memories back of when i was a child in the 60's in the Uk when all the rebuilding was going on around my home City of Hull we used to go exploring all the abandend houses in the area ! nothing like such amazing buildings there though lol . great video
Thanks, just that. I feel like a old kid doing this, but I am loving it.
Love you looking around the back roads, so much hidden history
I just love to see how the normal working people lived. And I hate shopping, so no fancy shopping streets on this channel. 😀
@@AtHomeInTurkey I'm in agreement there. I love to sit and people watch
Really interesting, thanks Ellis.
Glad you enjoyed it!
To bring more life in the town it is worthy to put on sale all of these buildings
I think the people there are happy with the quiet winter. In the summer you can walk over the heads there. Super busy.
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Hi, are you ok? We haven’t seen you for a while, we miss you. Hugs to you and Timo xx
Ken has been very ill and I have been home to look after him. If for some reason there are no videos, you can go to the community tap for more info. I will put news there. But, Ken is doing better and the videos will resume soon.
@@AtHomeInTurkey Where can I find the community tap, Ellis?
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One question, please. How often do you meet not chained dogs in such abandoned places or in the mountains?
My husband doesn't allow me to go to such places as they are dangerous, he says.
Let's say you *can* meet dogs. But, if you don't have a dog with you yourself there is nothing to worry about. There are more street dogs in towns than villages. Villagers 'take care' of those things. Up in the mountains you can find groups of sheep or goats with dogs. Stay away from the animals they guard and you are fine. You will only see them in remote areas like when I was hiking the lycian way. I have never heard of people getting in trouble with dogs for no reason. Street dogs stay clear of you. I only ones been in trouble with dogs and that was because of my own dog.
@@AtHomeInTurkey thank you very much 💛
Most of those kept in good condition are actually Greek style buildings.
Let's say some of those, but not most...
Yes, also the stone-build ones in the villages are mainly greek.