No, not the favourite magazine of teenage boys when I was a lad. The view from our tent window when waking up at 7.30am at one of our Turkish campsites.
Not bad at all.

After packing up our Ephesus camp, we left the coast road and had to cut inland, heading east.
There are few major roads going east once you pass Antalya.
However, other than the tourist resorts and hotels, every now and again you come across small towns that may have a roadside restaurant.
From the road, the smell of the grill draws you towards them. The guys standing in the middle of the road, manically waving down passing cars to get them to stop and eat also tends to force you to slow down anyway!

Fortunately the food was excellent (both quality and value).
£13 for a mezze of salads and a variety of kebabs for 2 people.

That price included having the car washed by a couple of the local ‘entrepreneurs’ hanging around in front of the restaurant.
Bargain.