Riding on Turkish Roads
Written by Paolo Volpara   
“What the hell is that

Riding on Turkish Roads
Riding on Turkish Roads
Still my friend was not amused: visiting Turkey for the first time, touring the south coast in a hot August morning he was not expecting “Sahara type sand” on main paved road of a Country thousand of kilometers away from major deserts.

Wrong


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