Calis Beach and Fethiye Turkey Discussion Forum
Other Local Resorts & Areas => Hisaronu Discussion Forum => Topic started by: welshbrickie on June 16, 2010, 11:40:09 AM
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The Sun newspaper is running a story on the plight of the dolphins
in hissoronu.The reporter NIKKI THOMAS is asking for any pictures so she can publish them.
Could you please help by forwarding them to the sun newsdesk.
thankyou
pictures@the-sun.co.uk
Ref:nikki thomas
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Link to Face book page with lots of pictures has just been sent to her.
Thanks
Fi
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Hope Nikki uses the ones from FB, when the dolphins arrived in Hisaronu and were man-handled out of a fruit & veg van :o
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I am sure they will - as the most sensational available ;)
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This is going to hurt their entry into the EU
Ron
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It's not that I find so depressing. What really disappoints me is we see Turkey showing it's ill informed critics that it is becoming a real player - hosting the Champions League final, getting on the F1 diary - amazing progress and modern, cutting edge cities.
Then people who think it is a backward nation take a chance on Turkey and rather than seeing glitzy Istanbul or somewhere bustling like Izmir, they just by chance end up half way up a mountain in Hisaronu - where their bigoted views of primitive life are confirmed as they open their curtains and see two magnificent full size dolphins bobbing around in a small swimming pool between the central area bars of a Magaluf style holiday resort.
You simply couldn't write it. Everything they do, everything we all do to promote Turkey as a place totally unlike newcomers preconceptions heads down the pan because nobody stood up and said "no".
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Hopfully they will be freed soon.I heard the born free foundation is doing an investigation and have the resources to make their
freedom a reality.
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Slightly off topic, but what is the group/page called?
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Free the Oludeniz Dolphins.....
Face book page please all join
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Have joined the page and invited many people to join.
The pictures are so heartbreaking it's indescribable, I couldn't help but cry. After all the work that goes into protecting the sea turtles I was under the impression that such work would go into dolphins too.