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Monday, 13 January 2014
Thursday, 2 January 2014
Sunday, 24 November 2013
Are they black olives or green olives?
- All olives start as green olives, as they ripe they become black.
- Olive collecting is traced as early as the 8th millenium BC.
- Scientific researches mark the land of olives as Asia Minor, and the land between Turkey and Syria.
- Treat them with respect, they are old; average life span is 300-400 years.
- The oldest registered olive tree in Turkey is 1650 years old for now.
- Harvesting of olives begin in November and last until March.
- Raw/fresh olives from the trees are too bitter to be eaten.
- Brining, water curing, dry curing are among the most common methods to make them palatable.
- so the olives you have in assosalarga in summer are products of the passed winter and these below will be ready in about 10 days and will still be great to eat until the next harvest in 2014.
- Like all over the Mediterranean land, also Assos is covered with olive trees, the nearest olive tree to us, is in our garden!
Tuesday, 15 October 2013
Bayram and National Holidays in Turkey 2014
We have two feasts (bayram) in Turkey, if you are planning a visit to Turkey please check the national holidays online and book ahead, otherwise you may have hard times looking for a place to stay in small villages like Behramkale, Assos.
Roughly here is 2014, at a glance... Please re-check other sites closer to your departure...
- Wednesday Jan 1 New Year's Day
- Wednesday Apr 23 National Sovereignty and Children's Day
- Thursday May 1 Labor and Solidarity Day
- Monday May 19 Commemoration of Atatürk, Youth and Sports Day
- Sunday Jul 27 Ramadan Feast Monday Jul 28 Ramadan Feast
- Tuesday Jul 29 Ramadan Feast Wednesday Jul 30 Ramadan Feast
- Saturday Aug 30 Victory Day
- Half Day Friday Oct 3 Sacrifice Feast
- Saturday Oct 4 Sacrifice Feast
- Sunday Oct 5 Sacrifice Feast
- Tuesday Oct 6 Sacrifice Feast
- Wednesday Oct 7 Sacrifice Feast
- Wednesday Oct 29 Republic Day
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