Showing posts with label harvest. Show all posts
Showing posts with label harvest. Show all posts

Wednesday, 9 September 2015

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Saturday, 22 March 2014

A Lovely Day...


We had a lovely day today, Spring has arrived early this year with already weather above the 25 degrees (77 F) we can already be outside in t-shirts enjoying a nice brunch.


We went to a place where everything is homemade and organic, yummy!



After filling our bellies we headed off to the beach, with a lucky start by seeing a ladybug, should be a good sign!



Sea urchins are cheeky little things, they do not like lovely sandy beaches but rather rocky rough seashores where it is hard to walk.


 The boats are still being patched up, but soon they'll all be ready for the Summer season, they pull them in the water with a rustic system, as can be seen below. I'm sure that everyone helps each other, as they are all pulled with men power, no fancy machinery.




Tea is a way of living here, not like the British with their tea time, in Turkey it is always tea time, here you see, sugar, tea, glasses and spoons; everything is ready. Because of the sunlight you can not see but the teapot is actually on some kind of stove, the wood you can see sticking out below was burning, and the tea was boiling.



On our way home a stop for vitamins, an abandoned patch with orange, lemon and tangerine trees. Free for picking, fresh from the trees.



Also some wild flower picking...


And the harvest of the day, lots of vitamin C :)


A big shell, which we find very rarely, so the ladybug did help! A nice bunch of sea urchins, which will need to be cleaned.


Some nice driftwood, shells, beach glass, starfishes and other treasures.


Stones 'drilled' by the waves, and a fishing net will make a nice home decor piece as soon as I know how exactly :)


We had a lovely day, hope you enjoyed it with us :)

Monday, 13 December 2010

A Walk in the Woods


A few days ago I went to the forest with a friend to reload some energy and to collect mushrooms, the so called Çıntar. The Çıntars are only for a few weeks 'available' in some of the forests.


It is a huge passion of many to collect as many as possible to stock up for winter and of course food free of charge beside the extreme exercise ofcourse.


Non of these are eatable, but just beautiful.




I guess this one will tickle terrarium lovers, some beautiful moss.


I have always loved the amazing details of wild mushrooms, although this one is not eatable either!


The weirdest thing I came across was this...


The forests are full of wild boars (swines). And of course as every living creatures it has it needs.


I was amazed how some kind of plants was growing out of their poops :)







This little guy was in the middle of the forest having a little rest.



The Çıntars are hidden in painful bushes under leaves. It is like searching for Eastern eggs but a bit painfull due to the thorns and branches.


Aaaah bummer, this one is a fake and not eatable....


But this bucket full is our harvest, and we have enjoyed them!