There, during these 6 days, we got to know each other better- the culture, language and people. Got to know more about the situation with disabled people in our own countries and in other countries; learned how to make a campaign and got our first experience how to actually run the campaign.We did it in groups and our group went to Kizkalesi's school. Here's a video from that day. Now we're actually planning another campaign in Tartu. We'll have time till almost the end of December to pull it through. I'm excited about that!  Also, we had fun day on the sea and in the Maiden's Castle - "The Yacht Day". But if  I could bring out one of my favorite things that we did there, i would say The AllStars game that we played on the beach - Basketball disabled way. Besides the heros of this seminar, who were in their wheelchairs, all who played got "disability" for that time. I, for example, was with one eye covered, but there were people with one hand or one leg... it was pretty interesting game and got attention from other people on the beach also. But... it kinda opened my mind to another "dimension". It's so weird that I have lived that long and not thought this way or seen these things.. or just... oh it's hard to say. I can say that after this game I needed to take "me time" to think about that experience that i lived through...

And the it was time to leave. Still, we spend a half day in town of Mersin, visiting one of the largest malls in Europe and went to open market. I made a mess by getting kinda "lost", but i had fun.
It was quite hard for me to leave, 'cause I was already so fond of these people...

Then we went back to Istanbul for two days and one night. Did some shopping there and sightseeing. It's very beautiful town. Weird that it takes only 10 min.max to get from Europe to Asia (over the river). Oh, and by the way our group got into the media also there.. (not doing anything bad:D)