We were awoken by a bell and a call for breakfast, we just had coffee as couldn't face eating olives and cheese so early in the morning. We arrived at Ankara just after eight, where our driver was waiting for us. Off to the museum of natural history. It was amazing to see such ancient things in such a good condition, and such quantities. Jewellery hasn't changed that much over the centuries. Its just so weird trying to get your mind around dates of BC

We then hopped back into the minibus to head for Cappadocia. We stopped at a garage to get some food as we were all starving by this point. Keith and Dori had burgers and Dale had chips. We bought some chocolates, chips and two boxes of smokes and that came to four pounds. The drive from Ankara to Cappadocia was about three hours. There is not much too see along the way besides barren land, some gypsies living in tents and a salt pan, which was huge. We were all tired so got some sleep on the way there.  They drive on the right hand side and luckily aunty Kay was at the back as all the cars seem to overtake at the same time and don't leave many gaps in between them. We were definitely glad we had a driver as we would all have been nervous wrecks driving ourselves in Turkey. All our meals were included in our tour price and most places we had four course meals. For lunch we had pastry filled with cheese for starters and a  Turkish kebab, rice, bringal and salad, followed by  fruit, rice pudding and chocolate instant pudding.