
"We are on the boat and it is so much more than I anticipated that I find it difficult to describe:
I awakened to the rapid tap sound of chef's knife preparing breakfast. We are anchored in a small cove on the Göcek peninsula. The water is the color of lapis and turquoise. As we are on the leeward side of the surrounding hills, the water is quite calm and sea and shore converse in a gentle tempo. I imagine it to be a conversation between the Nereid of the cove and the Dryad of the shore.
Large grey boulders meet the shore and only a few feet up, pine trees begin. The land rises quite steeply to a 100-foot elevation after which it continues upward another 200 feet in a sheer cliff face. Birds and cicadas add their songs to that of the water and shore."
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