Bus service Trabzon-Sivas, stay for Hattusa

"devil" <devil.RemoveThis@attglobal.net> wrote in message news:pan.2003.08.31.15.43.05.199462@attglobal.net...
 > On Sun, 31 Aug 2003 15:06:56 +0000, Luc Wouters wrote:
 >
  > > Dear Friends,
  > >
  > > As I am travelling to Trabzon and was planning to go to Sivas also, I wonder
  > > whether there is a direct bus connection between Trabzon and Sivas.
  > >
  > > Another question I have, is where is the best place to stay for visiting
  > > Hattusa, Alacahoyuk, and Yazilikaya. Is it Corum, Bogazkale or Sungurlu.
 >
 > Just curious, never heard of any of these names. On which planet is this?

If you look at the groups it is posted to and assume that it is on topic for
all of them, the possibility is that they are in Turkey (which one is, but I
can't find the others). (Though technically east of the Bosphorus is not in
Europe but I think we can overlook that)

Tim



 >
 > (Some names sound Turkish, some Russian maybe, some Ukrainian?)
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In article <bit6ju$609$07$1@news.t-online.com>,
tim <520061495900.removethis DeleteThis @t-online.de> wrote:
  >> On Sun, 31 Aug 2003 15:06:56 +0000, Luc Wouters wrote:
  >>
   >> > Dear Friends,
   >> >
   >> > As I am travelling to Trabzon and was planning to go to Sivas also, I wonder
   >> > whether there is a direct bus connection between Trabzon and Sivas.
   >> >
   >> > Another question I have, is where is the best place to stay for visiting
   >> > Hattusa, Alacahoyuk, and Yazilikaya. Is it Corum, Bogazkale or Sungurlu.
  >>


Did take a direct bus from Trabzon (E. Turkey on Black Sea) to Erzerum
some number of years ago. I seem to remember stopping at Sivas (could be wrong,
also on Black Sea) on the ferry from Budapest (5 day trip).

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