Idealworld Bodrum Property and Rental Management Turkey

  s o you own a property in Gulluk or Bodrum, Turkey. We specialise in the resorts Flamingo Country Club, Turquoise, Royal Heights, and Lakeside near Tuzla lake. These resorts have just been registered with Aydem, which means you will get an electric bill. How do you pay the bill to the electric supplier Aydem? Set up a direct debit from you Turkish bank account to pay your bill automatically. Pay via international transfer into one of the accounts used by Aydem. Pay by cash at the Aydem office in Milas. Use Idealworld's payment service.  More and more clients are coming to us to pay their electric bill as it is quick, easy and cost effective. Simple as 1-2-3. Transfer funds into our UK bank or Paypal account We pay the bill at the aydem office in cash We send you the receipt issued by Aydem You could save over 75% on transfer fees by using our bill payment service. Please contact us at info@idealworldbodrum.com for for details.

As we spend so much time out and about during the summer months, it becomes difficult to find time to keep this blog going updated. For this reason I have started SNAPSHOT. Hopefully it will do what it says on the tin. Offer a snapshot of life in Turkey based around places to go, daily events whatever seems interesting at the time. I hope the site will develop over the months with useful snippets of information from the Bodrum area. Here's the link http://snapshot-turkey.blogspot.com

First you need your Olive tree. Then you need help from your family or friend with some long strong sticks. The sticks are used to rattle the olives from the tree. The olives fall onto the tarpaulin. The dangerous part is climbing the tree to get at the olives out of reach from the ground. Most accidents are from people falling. Getting hit by the falling olives can hurt especially when you get hit in the eye. After all the olives have been collected, they need to be sifted from all the twigs and leaves which takes a long time. Once all the olives have been put into sacks they can be taken to the local olive press. Milas has many of these and they can be seen spread all the way through Turkey. This is what we produced from our single tree which could be about 60 years old. Olives collected 190kg Olive oil pressed from this 34 litres. The press charged 20tl for their services. The other option would be to let them keep a percentage of the oil between 3 - 6%. Fingers cros...