We just crossed the Sea of Marmara from Istanbul to Yalova. It was a beautiful sunny day. The only Turkish tea (çay)in the boat was served in paper cups for safety reasons. But the advertisement continues on the traditional tulip cup.
The çay costs 1.25 Turkish Lira or about 0.70 US dollar
In the morning it is traditional to have the Turkish tea with simit, a crisp twisted ring bread covered with sesame seeds. The simit can be broken in pieces and eaten with the tea.
My friend Zek and I were enjoying the Turkish tea and simit on the Turkish way
While we were drinking tea we enjoyed the view and the seagulls happily flying…
The view of Istanbul from the back of the boat
Seagulls approach the boat to enjoy small bites of simit thrown in the air
I can feel the warm wind coming over the water!
Clanmother, very well stated. The boat trips on Turkey are always fascinating, particularly on the Autumn season.
Gaucho!
Adorei as fotos da Turqui, do café da manhã.
Seu blog está lindo. Parabéns.
Um grande abraço,
Daniel
Daniel,
Muito obrigado pelos comentarios do blog, eles sao muito motivadores.
Volte sempre, a vaigem pelo mundo dos chas continuara.
Um grande abraco,
Gaucho888