To be honest, I've also spent a fair amount of time asking Google that very same question. It couldn't answer me apart from to say that official summertime in England starts on Friday the 21st of June, which everyone British will know that's a lie and that it will rain for the entirety of June and July and August, but we'll have that random two weeks of heatwave in the middle of May.
But while I was moping around, thinking about moving to Italy, and how very British I am to be complaining about the weather, I had a little look through some of my holiday photos from Turkey last year and the memory of how overly hot it was made me happy again, so I thought I'd share them with you.
The place I visited was called Kalkan, a old fishing town on the Mediterranean coast:
It really is the most beautiful place, until you have to climb up several of the hills at three in the morning. It also was extremely hot. For the whole stay it was over 50 degrees, which even the local people said was abnormally not, as it wasn't full on summertime when we went, but it was still pretty damn lush.
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| The view from a cafe |
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| This drink was disgusting ... but pretty |
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| The view from our balcony |
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| The only sandy beach we saw all week, which was incredibly busy and the sand was so hot it burned your feet, even in the shade |
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| My best friend and I (I went with her and her parents) being forced to take an embarrassingly posed photo with these two guys because we wouldn't go into their cafe (I'm on the right if you're wondering) |
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| This is my favourite photo I've ever taken, which is why it's the background of this blog |
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| And finally these are the nicest cocktails the world has ever known. Fact. |
Ahh, I feel so much better now ...
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