Istanbul; the only city in the world spanning over two continents!
Welcome to Turkey, everyone! We made it across the border all right in a bit over an hour. We had scouted a place to park in the first bigger city behind the border, Tekirdag. Little did we know that, it being the aforementioned public holiday, the area around this car park had morphed into a giant outdoor playground for young and old with a fair like atmosphere and the roller coasters and food stalls to match. After a little searching we found a spot and my human went off to check out the place and get a first feel for "our" new country. Truth be told, after spending a few weeks in one country, moving into the next one always feels a bit weird. You got used to how things run in one place, learned a few phrases, became familiar with the customs and then - bang - all is different! A living wall Considering the noisy area, we didn`t stay for the night. Instead we moved on to a surprisingly quiet highway rest stop. And then it was time to make a move on Istanbul, a city built ...