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How do you know its enchanted?
Because, when I first saw it, I was under a spell.
Ahhhh, so that happens to you, too, huh?
Exactly!
Now, that a place for real privacy – I’d love to take it for a couple of weeks and just enjoy the universe
Thank you. I liked Yumurtalık very much – it is a nice little town with a small habour that is build around the ruins of an old castle. And then, of cause, there is the castle in the water.
And there also is a little beach (sadly with new houses that don’t look so nice).
There you go, photos can be deceptive – I thought it was an isolated spot, ah well, still a nice shot but not a spot for totally private holiday 🙂
Yes, the spot is very nice…
…and the castle is in the water – so you can be at least a bit out of everything.
Cool!
Thanks.
It looks enchanted to me too, Rabirius.
… and enchanting.
Thank you very much.
Just the other day I was surfing castles of Lichtenstein.
I like these old castles very much that you can find all over Europe and around the Mediterranean.
a dreamlike daydream
Thank you.
‘And then, of cause, there is the castle in the water.’
….and then of course, the imagination began to spin…like an old memory.
beautiful and just perfect for my cold, rainy day. thank you. 🙂
You’re very welcome!
Thanks for stopping by my blog. Your has a real poetic, artistic mood. I like it.
You’re welcome – and thank you very much for your compliment.
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