repulsewarrior wrote:thank-you boomer, thank you G, and thank-you mr G
but most of all (and once again) thank-you bill.
What is this... the Academy awards?
yeah that's what you get when you continously keep on smelling your own farts...
Gasman wrote:Day excursions too for those who don't want to spend their whole holiday in the North.Northern Cyprus (full day)
Today you cross the Green Line that divides Greek and Turkish Cyprus for three visits. A picnic lunch will be provided today.
At Egkon lies the site of Engomi where archaeologists have uncovered what are thought to be the remains of ancient Alasia, and the richest Bronze Age tombs ever excavated. The finds include objects of gold and ivory, glass vases and rare Mycenian pottery.
You continue to the site of Salamis, the ancient city which was the capital of Cyprus in 1100 BC. The site covers an area of one square mile along the sea shore. Under the Romans the city was one of the greatest commercial centres of the eastern Empire. Destroyed by Arab invaders in 648 BC the city was never rebuilt. The ruins are well preserved after lying buried in the sand for a thousand years. A visit to the museum is included.
Your final visit today is to Famagusta, one of the finest examples of medieval architecture in the eastern Mediterranean. Ramparts encircled the town and the citadel tower guarded the harbour. The tower is also known as Othello’s Tower and is associated with Shakespeare’s tragedy set in ‘a sea port in Cyprus’.
Compliments of a very well known holiday company.
Gasman wrote:yeah that's what you get when you continously keep on smelling your own farts...
typical of the level of debate on here. And typical of the sort of remark thrown when it's obvious you've lost the argument or cannot find a thing to say to support your side of it!
Goodnight.
Get Real! wrote:repulsewarrior wrote:thank-you boomer, thank you G, and thank-you mr G
but most of all (and once again) thank-you bill.
What is this... the Academy awards?
Get Real! wrote:Oracle wrote:Some British newspapers were offering holidays to "North Cyprus" as prizes.
What do you expect from the EU's most corrupt country? They're a disgrace!
wyoming cowboy wrote:Thats Billion and could soon turn to Trillion. Thanks for posting Bill ...When Athan first made the suit it made it into the local newspaper a couple of years ago... I have some acquintances who have spoken with him and he sounds very encouraging, he has experience in international law and has proven himself in winning a few of them..
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