Cesme, a beautiful small town in the west end of Turkey. In winter, it is the only link with the sea to Greece. For prices of the boats, they abuse a little. To reach Athens, he must first go through Chios, a small Greek island tourism in summer. 25 euros for one hour by boat, then it's only 26 euros for 7 hours by ferry to get from Athens to Chios. If you go through Cesme, do not hesitate to ask for some info at the tourist office is next to the castle, you will be very welcomed and informed by Talat. You will perhaps even a good Turkish tea as they know it well. The weather was not good on the day of our arrival, the ferry was canceled, so we spent our evening talking and drinking tea (Cay in Turkish). Here, we have also met an American Tini, and So Young and his father Mr Parck, two Koreans who were to take the same boat. Mr Parck is a painter in Korea, it makes you a drawing and painting over a few minutes is impressive. It's funny, Koreans who travel alone or in pairs are often funny and there's always good times with them.
A final kepap before leaving, called kebab in the world to facilitate pronunciation.
There are cowboys in Turkey too. 
A thought for Talat as we welcome ...
Do not stay on "when you say" Turkey. The Turks themselves say, those who have emigrated over the same mentality and it is true that this population has a big heart. We felt 100 times safer in the dark streets of some cities in Turkey than in France, and we could be away without fear leaving our bikes on a place unattended.
If you are lucky enough to go there one day, go to meet them and visit a country that has a thousand and a wealth ... We
, we leave that day knowing that this is not forever.
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