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| Saying good-bye to the Grabers at Dulles |
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| Luggage for 2 years in Africa |
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| Lots of excellent food, here enjoying seafood |
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| Turkish delight and other desserts |
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| Turkish coffee in...Turkey |
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| The waiter said fortune is read after drinking turkish coffee, by turning the cup upside down (with the coffee sludge still in it. |
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| And Evan's fortune was "You are bored with something...probably school." Wow, what a revelation! |
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| Aya Sofya was a highlight--amazing building |
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| With lots of frescos |
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| Evan's "professor Doug" impersonation |
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| Getting reading to board the high speed train |
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| The sleeper car on the slow train had complementary slippers. Apparently not Jost size slippers! |
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| Night in Selcuk. Storks roost on top of the ancient aquaduct pillars |
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| Ephesus |
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| Reading from Kindle Bible about Ephesus while sitting in the ruins |
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| The famous library of Ephesus, and a famous fan of libraries (Evan) |
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| Lots of steep but beautiful streets in Greece. The boys went up faster than their parents. |
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