SPAM II and Why Turkey?

[Guest guest]

Enjoy the pics! :-)

 

I still have a few links that need to be worked on (when my old ISP

'@home' went belly up I had to move a lot of stuff to new locations) .

including the music links .. *sigh* one of these days I'll get

everything on my " to do list " done . :-(

 

*Smile*

Chris (list mom)

 

http://www.alittleolfactory.com <http://www.alittleolfactory.com/>

 

 

 

the

aromatic photos Chris took during her visits . they're at URL

 

 

http://www.av-at.com/stuff/triptoturkey.html

 

 

 

Y'all keep smiling, Butch http://www.AV-AT.com

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Hi Dale,

 

> So, fiddle around with your internet provider. There must be

> something in the 'Help' section (hopefully you have one that really

> does 'help' LOL) about blocking senders.

 

Mebbe .. but its well concealed. ;-p

 

> Hope this helps!

> Dale

 

Thanks ... likely it is that my server is selling addresses to those

that Spam .. :-(

 

> p.s. Have a great trip and WHAT ARE YOU DOING IN TURKEY?! Since I'm

> new...tell me the story.

 

Thanks .. and its not just new folks who don't know the answer to that

question .. few do. I get 5-6 posts a month asking how a retired army

dude wound up in Turkey and dealing essential oils. I wrote a canned

pitch on it but I'll spare y'all that and give you the 2 cent version

cause it was a winding and oft times humorous trail that led me here.

 

I served here then was later selected to train in a secondary speciality

of Political Military Officer with area specialization of Eastern Europe

and primary emphasis on Turkey, Greece and Cyprus. Pulled many tours

here, attended Turkish military academy, stayed here after I retired and

worked a corporate job and so on .. this is my second home.

 

> I've seen photos (armchair world traveler) and the colors of nature

> there are beautiful.

 

Yep .. true it is. Anatolia is the Cradle of Civilization. The area

between the Tigris and Euphrates is so fertile its thought to have been

the Garden of Eden. Because the climatic and geographic conditions of

Anatolia are more hospital than the lands east of Turkey there are far

more registered Biblical sites here than in any area in this region.

Biblical scholars place the Tower of Babel in eastern Turkey and Mount

Nemrut is the Turkish name for Mount Ararat. I guess you've seen the

aromatic photos Chris took during her visits. If not, they're at URL

http://www.av-at.com/stuff/triptoturkey.html

 

Y'all keep smiling, Butch http://www.AV-AT.com

 

American By Birth, Southern By The Grace Of God, Patriot By Choice.