"Supporting Sustainable Boat Tourism..."

[Ovacikpeedoff]

I don't live in Turkey so my opinion is less valid than theirs. Something I've encountered so many times over there. Someone who has been living there for 6 months is an expert, if the person they are talking to has only been there 3

You made the above comment about me.You accused me of being someone being someone who professes to know all and lived in the country for 6 month. I am correcting what you wrongly presumed.



 

[tintin1504]

New Balls Please!

[Scunner]

Nice edit

quote:Originally posted by Ovacikpeedoff
You made the above comment about me.You accused me of being someone being someone who professes to know all and lived in the country for 6 month. I am correcting what you wrongly presumed.

Not at all, I read from your intro exactly how long you have lived in Turkey before posting. You moved 3 years ago. I was talking about people I have met in general who think they know it all after 6 months, not you at all. Wrong AGAIN!

Yes I have much to do today so rather than listen to people who come to my website and moan about litter, coach parking and just about everything else (including this website) I shall get on with things. You carry on living your self-declared "peed off" life and I'll carry on enjoying mine to the full

Now we must get back to the topic which I vaguely recall was a positive attempt to address issues facing boat tourism.

[Ovacikpeedoff]

Good to see you are not totally senile and have a vague memory.

[Scunner]

I wish you were (a vague memory)

Back on topic now please

[Mazza09]

as always i am way behind reading this, but found it hilarious none the less. All that bickering over a load of old rubbish , very entertaining.
just out of interest though (and not wanting to start another dispute:P) but do they have public rubbish dumps in turkey (other than the forest or the seafront)? I dont live there, just a frequent visitor so not aware of these things.

[lance]

Turkey to me seems to be one of the very few countries i have been to that dont seem to recycle plastic bottles sitting fishing outside the flamingo last week there were 17 water bottles floating in the sea ,i managed to get only two out the others were to far to reach ,the Gypsies seem to take every thing out of the rubbish bins except them why no recycling very strange.

[Anne]

They don't stay long in the bins in Gunlukbasi Lance.  I don't bother putting them in now when we're over, just place them in a seperate bag at the side.

[tribalelder]

There was a recycling area at the back of the old wholesale veg market which has now been cleared I assume pending the sites proposed redevelopment. There were mountains of plastic bottles sorted there but don't know where/if they have relocated

[Chinook]

The original post , before the boys started spitting dummies, may be related to the soon to be implemented restrictions on discharge of grey and black water, anchoring, diving etc.

http://www.noonsite.com/Members/sue/R2009-11-11-4

This could impact not only on yachts but on all pleasure boats including the pleasure trips.