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Totally Trivial Turkish Titbits

Totally Trivial Turkish Titbits brings registered members a phalanx of frippery and frivolity; a dossier of delightfully dubious data; an incongruous illumination of interesting information. 

New articles will be added from time to time, when interesting snippets come our way.

Your life will be immeasurably richer if you check this out.  Have fun!

Katie-Ellen
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PS If you have any interesting TTTTs you would like to share with other KTLN members, please drop me a line!

TTTT34 - local areas of Kalkan PDF Print E-mail
Thursday, 04 March 2010

KTLN has received a question asking about the areas of Kalkan, so rather than just replying to the KTLN member who asked the question, we thought it might be useful to let everyone know.

In this article we list the local Kalkan areas and indicate where they are.  Maps have been added for additional clarity.
Last Updated on Sunday, 03 April 2011
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TTTT33 - fruit and vegetable seasons in Turkey PDF Print E-mail
Thursday, 04 March 2010

Tekasya tomatoesOne of the big plus points of living in Kalkan, is the quality of the fruit and vegetables available in local markets.

It's fresh, it's tasty, and if you know where to look it's cheap.  And what makes it even more special, is that because you don't get certain items all year round, you really look forward to the times when they are available, and savour them even more.

Seasoned shoppers will know what you can buy, at different times of the year, but wouldn't it be handy to have a seasonal guide to Turkish fruit and vegetables?

Last Updated on Thursday, 04 March 2010
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