Our new landlady is a tough broad from old Bodrum stock and bartered hard. After some robust bargaining we sealed the deal. She is delighted to have yabancılar as tenants. Apparently she doesn’t trust her compatriots to pay the rent.
Blooming Bodrum
We’ve found a gem of a dwelling right in the heart of Old Bodrum Town where charming white washed buildings huddle together cheek by jowl. Our new gaff is a newly constructed stone cottage built in fake traditional style with fine wooden floors and beamed ceilings. The thick caramel coloured stone walls shimmer in the evening sunshine. The well-stocked walled garden is putting in a flourishing spring performance that wouldn’t disgrace the Chelsea Flower Show. Our new lodgings are smaller, thicker set and less exposed than the old. We expect our winter bills to plummet.
Great news, Jack!
Spain is safe for a little longer, then! x
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Congrats to you both, hope you will be happy! and a note to your final comment on your new landlady “I bet she doesn’t !”
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Hurray you have a stone house too – character, in Turkey! I only got up for a cup of coffee and ended up writing an 1100 word blog post because you inspired it. I’m going back to bed now 🙂
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Hı Jack
Just lıke to wısh you and lıam all the best ın your new home.Hope you both enjoy your new lıfe ın Bodrum.xx
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Good luck in your new home, if it gets to hot for you in Bodrum in the summer months you can always pop over to Yalikavak where it is abit cooler.
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Wishing you and Liam well in your new home.
It does sound lovely.
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Have a good time in Bodrum.
I was working there in 1987, it gets very hot in summer.
But good hu.
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I know. I think the aircon will be running 24 hours! Great website, by the way.
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