calis beach prices

[wickwilly]

instead of scrolling to the bottom of the page and typing in quick reply. type a reply to this post  
WW

[Eric]

   

[Hamlet]

Born & spent my first 40 years in Rochester 

[KKOB]

Well, I s'pose someone had to.  

[goon3r1]

WW - cannot find anywhere to do a reply to your post other than going to bottom of page to reply...lol  I MUST BE MISSING SOMETHING   

[Hamlet]

Well, I s'pose someone had to.   

Quite close to the Borstal for the first 24 years KKOB, then gradually got further away until I finally escaped  

Been back to visit (not the Prison) a few times over the years, but as with all things you remember from your formative years, it doesn't seem the same ;(

[Bluwise]

After you have typed your post choose preview rather than post and you will see them all - just above the box you type in   

[villain]

Gulet boat day-trip prices are cheap - £5-10 a head and children often half-price.

Unfortunately, (in my case anyway) the bar bill isn't so cheap. Prices for drinks are understandably inflated on board and this is where they make the money. I think about £2/6 TL (last year's rate) for a 33cl Efes.

Really, just about the best way to exchange money is to withdraw from an ATM using a Halifax Clarity credit card (or a similar card like Nationwide above). No withdrawal fees and "perfect" exchange rate which is 3.5395 as I speak:

www.xe.com

You do accrue interest immediately upon withdrawal, but this is a pittance if you repay quickly. You can do this using your bank's smartphone app to pay your credit card a day or two after withdrawal.

http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/travel/cheap-travel-money#halifax

[Jacqui Harvey]

With a Nationwide card you need to draw Sterling from the A.T.M and then take it to be exchanged for Lira.  If you draw any other currency. i.e. Lira you will be charged.

[Eric]

Unless you have a Nationwide Flex Plus account, then you can withdraw any currency anywhere in the world without charges.  Plus you still benefit from the bank exchange rate.