@sweetsssj - You were right when you said, though we have both visited Istambul, it is nice that we visited different areas because we can share knowledge about the great city. I have been on Istiklal street and seen the graffiti but I had not visited the 360Istambul. The Rhihanna graffiti seems to be recent craze. I laughed when you said the entrance to the 360 looked like some naughty club and reminded you of red light area because a lot of restaurant and hotels have the red theme and I used to think similar things during my visit!
The Armadillo chandelier looks great. Turkey is famous for lamps and a lot of restaurants have very attractive lamp displays, Great to see another example.
The dining area with such a grand view of the illuminated Blue mosque and Hagia Sophia is fantastic too. I would have loved to sit there. You chose a great spot.
As usual - you look stunning in yellow. I really liked the photo with the graffiti wall.
The desserts look wonderful and this is the first time I heard of potato wrapped prawns. Yummy!
Thanks for sharing. Cheers. Upvoted.
Regards,
thank you vm2904, i'm always impressed by how detailed you are with your breakdown of my posts. I'm so happy you give my posts so much attention. I was really confused as to why Rihanna had so many portraits of her all over the place actually, it was by chance that I saw the movie Valerian and then connected the dots together. I also didn't know that Turkey was famous for it's lamps, actually I thought it was more their carpets!
Thanks again for the compliments on my dress, I do like yellow alot, it feels a lot more natural on me than something like bright red!
Thank you so much for such a prompt response. I love reading your posts because you also pay a lot of attention to detail and sketch a complete visual picture with your descriptions and pictures. I learn a lot about various places you visit. Since I like travel, I naturally like to see your blog. I have not done any travel blogs myself lately. In fact, last week I have been analyzing only how Steemit can possibly help some underprivileged citizens in the world and did a blog about that. I request you to take a look when you get a chance. I am feeling a bit down after research for that blog. Your blog cheered me up.
Turkey lamps. Interesting.