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    Pamukkale: by gumerg, Views[1154]
         		 Pamukkale: by gumerg, Views[292]
         		 Pamukkale: by gumerg, Views[260]
         		 Pamukkale: by gumerg, Views[275]
         		 Pamukkale: by gumerg, Views[240]
     
    Our Baclava in the home of Baclava - Gaziantep: by tk-tempany, Views[1418]
         		 Sumit - Turkish bread snack.: by tk-tempany, Views[1850]
         		 Low (very low) level ruins of the ancient city of Harran, believed to be the oldest continually habitated city in the world and home to Abraham on his way to Canaan.: by tk-tempany, Views[1045]
         		 Mud homes in Harran.: by tk-tempany, Views[1309]
         		 Hiding cave of Prophet Job in Urfa.: by tk-tempany, Views[1258]
     
    This one is for Anni and Paul.: by tk-tempany, Views[404]
         		 The birth cave of Father Abraham in Ur. Now sits below a Mosque.: by tk-tempany, Views[476]
         		 Overlooking the city of Urfa (Ur), birthplace of Abraham.: by tk-tempany, Views[393]
         		 Bakers in Urfa.: by tk-tempany, Views[362]
         		 Good old Lonely Planet.: by tk-tempany, Views[355]
     
    Fruit shopping in Mardin. Delicious and organic fruit bursting with flavour.: by tk-tempany, Views[664]
         		 4 of the Islam prophet Mohammed's beard hairs, now on display in a mosque in Diyarbakir.: by tk-tempany, Views[1060]
         		 Downing another glass of Apple tea with 5 sugars.: by tk-tempany, Views[483]
         		 Now a Christian Monestary, but 2500 years ago this was a temple for the sun worshippers of Mardin. The worshippers would worship the sun rays as they entered this window.: by tk-tempany, Views[630]
         		 Dancing in the lounge/bedroom of our Kurdish friends.: by tk-tempany, Views[604]
     
    Kathryn in Kurdish dress with Mother of kind Kurdish family we dined with. : by tk-tempany, Views[887]
         		 Dining at Do-it-yourself kebab street restaurant.: by tk-tempany, Views[568]
         		 Passionate discussion at a tea house in Urfa.: by tk-tempany, Views[553]
         		 Al-Qaeda registraion office.: by tk-tempany, Views[443]
         		 Streets of Mardin.: by tk-tempany, Views[558]
     
    Overlooking the hillside town of Mardin.: by tk-tempany, Views[649]
         		 Extremely hospitable and kind Kurdish family we dined with in Mardin. : by tk-tempany, Views[1484]
         		 On the balcony of Mongabriel monestary.: by tk-tempany, Views[576]
         		 On the balcony of Montgabriel monestary.: by tk-tempany, Views[530]
         		 The Archbishop of the Mongabriel monestary in Midyat. Worship place of the Syriani (Minority Christians in Turkey).: by tk-tempany, Views[606]
     
    Kathryn, sunset, and the old town of Midyat.: by tk-tempany, Views[611]
         		 Gem and Antuc - Engineering students from Istanbul. We spent the next 3 days travelling with them throughout the South East of Turkey.: by tk-tempany, Views[587]
         		 The eerie graveyard in Hasenkeyf. So many of the graves were only 50cm long.: by tk-tempany, Views[626]
         		 Church in Hasenkeyf.: by tk-tempany, Views[559]
         		 More homes in Hasenkeyf.: by tk-tempany, Views[510]
     
    5th century homes in Hasenkeyf, only abandoned in the last 15 years.: by tk-tempany, Views[662]
         		 Overlooking the 5th century graves in Hasenkeyf and the Iraqi border.: by tk-tempany, Views[559]
         		 Melon woman in ill-fated Hasenkeyf. Next year this historic and beautiful town will be at the bottom of a dam. Tragic.: by tk-tempany, Views[883]
         		 Melon man in Diyarbakir, deep in South East Turkey (Kurdish heartland).: by tk-tempany, Views[710]
         		 Tim getting his daily laxative.: by tk-tempany, Views[885]
     
    Feeling like crap after 15 hour overnight train journey in a seat. Lesson learnt: Spend the extra money and get the sleeper bed.: by tk-tempany, Views[674]
         		 Rock camel.: by tk-tempany, Views[538]
         		 Self explanatory.: by tk-tempany, Views[474]
         		 Another Cappadocia landscape.: by tk-tempany, Views[555]
         		 Note the caves built into the cliffs of Cappadocia where the early Christians found peace from persecution.: by tk-tempany, Views[615]
     
    Inside a first century cave church in Cappdocia. Home of some of the first Christians. : by tk-tempany, Views[1311]
         		 Picking the wild apples in Cappadocia. Best apples we've ever tasted.: by tk-tempany, Views[833]
         		 Walking through the wild grapes (and eating quite a few along the way) in Cappdocia.: by tk-tempany, Views[645]
         		 Landscape of Cappodocia. Quite surreal.: by tk-tempany, Views[511]
         		 Our cave dorm room in Cappadocia.: by tk-tempany, Views[742]
     
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