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While hiking around the mountains just north of Gümüşlük making balanced stone cairns, Algis stumbled upon this natural stone arch near Karakya. It is also a Mimetolith or Pareidolia of a giant Elephant according to one local resident.
It is really magical and awe inspiring and well worth the small trek to see it. Originally I named it “The Arch of Algis” Because I knew nothing about it and it cannot be seen from down on the road but now that I know it is known as the Elephant Arch maybe it should be named that….. Algis Kemezys
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my flight arrives from Birmingham to Bodrum Milas 23rd September at 20. 35 are there a Havas shuttlebus at Bodrum airport at that time and where is it waiting
The Havas timetable is driven by the Arrivals schedule of specific airlines: https://www.bodrumpeninsulatravelguide.co.uk/bodrum-airport-havas-shuttle-bus-transport/
There’s also a new Muttus bus service run by the local government which goes between the Airport and Bodrum:
https://www.bodrumpeninsulatravelguide.co.uk/bodrum-airport-public-transport/
There’s links on these article which will give you more information about the times on the day you’re arriving.
thanks, Jay
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