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Today when travel has become impersonal, we find in this book a personal account. Here are fresh and highly individualistic impressions of the Turkish people living in the wilderness of the Isfendyar Mountains on the coast of the Black Sea. Starting in complete ignorance and with no preconceptions David Beasley and through him the reader experience the warmth, generosity and touching enthusiasm of the Turks for contact with a foreigner. Through Paphlagonia With A Donkey is an awakening of a Westerner to an Eastern culture on the one hand, and an amusing, sometimes sympathetic appreciation of the independent personality of the donkey, Bobby, on the other.
"One hundred times better than Steinbeck's Travels with Charley."
William Reuben, journalist and author
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Description and travel, Social life and customs, Travel, TurkeyPeople
David R. Beasley (1931-)Times
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Through Paphlagonia with a donkey: a travel journal
1983, Davus Publications
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0915317001 9780915317004
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On top of t.p.: An adventure in the Turkish Isfendyars
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