This Turkish woman was leaving the Citadel as we arrived.

We were looking for more dried apricots at this shop outside the Citadel. The dried apricots we found were unsulfered, sweet and soft, absolutely delicious!

Anita Donohoe 66; Linda Wooten 75; Sylvia Adkison (Brewer) 60; Roger Woo; Bobbie Adkison (Croucher) 63; the two proprietors

One of the shops inside the Citadel.

Three women visiting in front of a house inside the Citadel. The woman on the left is making a basket.

Erdal (Mike the Turk) treated us to lunch at this restaurant in an old house inside the Citadel.

Sylvia Adkison (Brewer) 60; Linda Wooten 75; Roger Woo; Anita Donohoe 66; Erdal “Mike” Bargut; Bobbie Adkison (Croucher) 63

On the second floor, we saw this woman making pide for lunch. Yes, we had some, hot from her efforts!

This is a view of the Turkish flag flying from the restaurant window.

We have just been served our meal; most of us had manti, the Turkish ravioli cooked in yoghurt.

Erdal “Mike” Bargut; Bobbie Adkison (Croucher) 63; Roger Woo; Linda Wooten 75; Sylvia Adkison (Brewer) 60; Anita Donohoe 66