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Fetiye is not particularly memorable as it was mostly rebuilt after an earthquake. There are loads of Gulets

A square

A statue of the first Turkish aviator

Who crashed and died and some interesting hedge things

So that’s Fetiye………………Tersane Adasi is a lovely bay with a few ruins where we anchored overnight next to a Norwegian who could most politely be called a sociable man. In fact he was as sociable as a newt drowning in cider. The trip was quite short and we sailed all the way with the wind backing to help us.

Our Norwegian friend’s boat with an enormous gulet that came in and stayed for a couple of hours. I allowed the crew to test the dinghy

Which seems to be holding air. We had a look around the ruins and had a drink in the bar.

A slightly arty one

Minka is hidden behind a leaf

The bar which has a few pontoons outside, and the charming daughter of the owners

Yes that has got Minka in the background. Later on we had a swim and found Phil had swum to the bar like an aquatic homing pigeon so I had to go and rescue him in the dinghy with some cash to pay his bill. The anchorage was very still …….. I had a good night’s sleep but Colin had some problems and had to accept that Phil is the world champion at snoring. Like a true friend Colin recorded Phil’s performance on his phone and played it back later.