Forestry Commission Guzelyurt

offshoredi · Post by **offshoredi** » Mon 08 Oct 2012 3:47 pm

Can anybody give me directions or contact for the Forestry Commission Guzelyurt

deputydawg · Post by **deputydawg** » Mon 08 Oct 2012 8:39 pm

If by the Forestry Commission you mean their retail gardens and offices, and in case no one can give you precise directions, I will relate my vague recollection of my last journey to Guzzleguts to buy plants which was some considerable time ago. If approaching that town on the coastal road from Lapta there is a long bridge over a wide, normally dry, river bed just after a large military camp on the left. Immediately after there is a roundabout where ideally you need to carry straight on and out the other side of the town. However, if things have not changed, it is only permissible to turn right at the roundabout making it necessary to then take the next turning to the left, and another next turning to the left to arrive back at the other side of the roundabout where a right turn will take you in the direction of travelling straight on as if it was possible to have gone straight across the roundabout, ie into the town and straight out the other side. It is a short journey to the outer reaches of the town mainly past very old housing and the odd tiny shop or business. At the end of these urban buildings and when fields come into view there is a quite large garage on the left hand side with forecourt and petrol pumps. The entrance to the Forestry land and offices is also on the left just a few yards past the garage. If this is what you are after you should be able to locate it on Google Earth. Failing that, I bet Keith Caley will know the answer !

Keithcaley · Post by **Keithcaley** » Tue 09 Oct 2012 6:15 am

No he doesn't!

I've made a note of your dire erections tho'

deputydawg · Post by **deputydawg** » Tue 09 Oct 2012 6:59 am

Keith. You should not be talking "proud" of that. I am stunned that your font of all knowledge has "come up" empty this time ! Unless things have changed there are bargains to be had there. I bought 60 privet type saplings, which made a lengthy and colourful hedgerow, for less than the cost of a breakfast in a local Cafe.

offshoredi · Post by **offshoredi** » Tue 09 Oct 2012 8:06 am

Many thanks for your help