around these places (gets harder and harder each year) to find other things to do. What I however can't EVER get used to in this place, is that anything tourist related is charged in a foreign currency. And not just any currency, but in POUND STERLING. I go to the market, I pay for my fruit and veg in Turkish Lira, I move to the next stand for a cheap hoodie and a Tshirt to send home as a present; written signs or a man in a bad English accent shout "3 for a tenner" at me. When whipping out TL 10, the man says "Yok abla, on paund" . Ok...10 GBP, how much in Lira then mr Man? ....and out comes the dreaded calculator .... "today 25 Lira Abla" .. I think it's absurd that in a small town .... Really a tiny speck on the map of whole Turkey apparently the currency is Sterling. I went to book myself an airport transfer. "How much for a return transfer" , the lady looks at her list and says "GBP 100" . I give her my "look again & quick -- lifted eyebrow" and say; Nasil Paund? KAC LIRA?!? And out comes her calculator. "Oh today sterling is high 2.9 .... So 100 x 2.9 .... 290 Lira please" . Look are you serious? Did you just IN TURKEY, for a service IN TURKEY, using a TURKISH VEHICLE and filling it up with fuel paid for IN TURKEY, to be