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    Gallipoli - Lone Pine, where extremely vicious fighting took place over such a tiny area in WWI: by stowaway, Views[4930]
         		 Gallipoli - Attaturk's memorial at Chunuck Bair: by stowaway, Views[4011]
         		 Gallipoli - partially restored Turkish trenches at Chunuck Bair, with an excellent downhill view over all the Australian positions.: by stowaway, Views[9655]
         		 Gallipoli - Shrapnel gully looking towards Lone Pine. Not much cover from the hills above...: by stowaway, Views[4231]
         		 Gallipoli - View over Anzac Cove & Suvla bay from Plugges Plataue: by stowaway, Views[4079]
     
    Gallipoli - The Beach at Anzac Cove: by stowaway, Views[11777]
         		 Gallipoli - Cemetary at Anzac Cove: by stowaway, Views[3291]
         		 Gallipoli - Anzac Cove: by stowaway, Views[4025]
         		 Gallipoli -Anzac Cove & Suvla Bay: by stowaway, Views[16022]
         		 Gallipoli - Memorial at Anzac Cove by Ataturk.<br /> "Those heroes that shed their blood and lost their lives…<br /> You are now lying in the soil of a friendly country. Therefore rest in peace. There is no difference between the Johnnies and the Mehmets to us where they lie side by side here in this country of ours…<br /> You, the mothers, who sent their sons from faraway countries wipe away your tears; your sons are now lying in our bosom and are in peace, after having lost their lives on this land they have become our sons as well."<br /> Ataturk, 1934: by stowaway, Views[115214]
     
    Cappadocia in Central Anatolia, Turkey. The ancient people called these Fairy Castles. The rocks on top are basalt and underneath is the Tupa that erodesa lot faster than the harder rock on top.: by bundynbeaches, Views[1438]
         		 They look man made from the road and amazing once you get up to them and find an entrance to a room that monks or families once lived in.: by bundynbeaches, Views[634]
         		 Erosion has made the access to some of the rooms a bit harder now.: by bundynbeaches, Views[20354]
         		 This hill was a ggreat climb. I managed to get two thirds of the way up through it. A lot of the rooms and chambers are fairly thin walled. Tapping the walls and floor you could hear a hollow sound on some of them. Three of us went in and had to have a beer when we got back out.: by bundynbeaches, Views[765]
         		 It looks like something from Lord of the Rings. It's where a spring fed creek runs through a hill.: by bundynbeaches, Views[567]
     
    A Turkish farmer ploughing a paddock. he had three wooman following behind. One planting a seed, one smoothing the seed bed and the last one fertilizing the seed.: by bundynbeaches, Views[799]
         		 The Arena at Pammukale. this is where all the theatre, gladiator fighting and throwing christians in to play with hungry lions.: by bundynbeaches, Views[1478]
         		 Pammakule, Anatolia. The main street of a 2000 year old city in ruins.: by bundynbeaches, Views[946]
         		 The terraced pools of Pammukale. People have to remove their shoes to walk the hill to slow the wear on the calcified hill.: by bundynbeaches, Views[679]
         		 The calcium pools of Pammukale. The town has grown too much for the spring that feeds the pools and is starting to dry up. Local laws are stopping the use of the water to preserve the falls.: by bundynbeaches, Views[674]
     
    The city of Ephesus. Looking down Kurets Street to the Library. 15 % of the city has been uncovered so far. : by bundynbeaches, Views[816]
         		 Celcus Library, Ephesus. now rebuilt by Austrian interests with pieces they have found and put back together. Pices that couldn't be found have been made with cement but you can still see a lot of the original stone in there.: by bundynbeaches, Views[807]
         		 The Great Theatre, Ephesus. The harbour silting up made the city useless and abandoned, so the city wasn't damaged in battle because no one lived there. That's why the whole place is in such good condition.: by bundynbeaches, Views[1039]
         		 The entrance to the Great Theatre.: by bundynbeaches, Views[762]
         		 Who saw 'Galadiator'? This is a bust of Marcus Orilius, the Emporer. It was found in Ephesus and is in the Ephesus museum in Selcuk: by bundynbeaches, Views[959]
     
    There are lıterally mosques everywhere. When they are called to prayer the spıres have loud speakers set up ın them so everyone knowsd what ıs goıng on.: by bundynbeaches, Views[590]
         		 The old and the new ın Istanbul .. The Dolmabahce Mosque ın front of the Hyatt Hotel.: by bundynbeaches, Views[563]
         		 One the Sultans palaces on the water.: by bundynbeaches, Views[548]
         		 The Black Sea ıs apparently a foot or so hıgher than the Sea of Marmara so there ıs a pretty strong current runnıng through the channell.: by bundynbeaches, Views[493]
         		 The brıdge that joıns Asıa to Europe. The waterway ıs called Bosphorous and at ıt's narrowest ıs 600m wıde, whıch ıs where the maın traffıc brıdge ıs buılt. Japanese and Turkısh companıes are workıng on an underground metro to lınk both sıdes at the moment.: by bundynbeaches, Views[890]
     
    Lookıng back ınto the cıty from the top of Pıerre Lotı hıll. The mosque, the Eyup Sultan Camıl, just down the hıll from the lookout ıs apparently the fourth most ımportant ın the moslem world. : by bundynbeaches, Views[698]
         		 Insıde the Sancta Sohıa Museum. A buıldıng that ıs almost 2000 years old. : by bundynbeaches, Views[622]
         		 The outsıde of the Sancta Sophıa Museum. An ımpressıve sıght.: by bundynbeaches, Views[3115]
         		 OK OK I'm not the one who studıed photography! Thıs ıs how far from the Blue Mosque I stayed, just to the west.: by bundynbeaches, Views[642]
         		 The vıew ın the street to the east of the guesthouse I stayed ın. There's a cat ın there somewhere.: by bundynbeaches, Views[627]
     
    Cappadocia - Cave houses: by johnandteresa, Views[324]
         		 Cave Houses, Cappadocia: by johnandteresa, Views[345]
         		 Library at Ephesus: by johnandteresa, Views[307]
         		 Memorial, ANZAC Cove Gallipoli: by johnandteresa, Views[766]
         		 NZ Memorial - Gallipoli: by johnandteresa, Views[280]
     
    ANZAC Cove, Gallipoli: by johnandteresa, Views[279]
         		 Blue Mosque - Istanbul: by johnandteresa, Views[273]
         		 Bellydance lesson: by stowaway, Views[3624]
         		 Bellydancer: by stowaway, Views[4761]
         		 Olimpos, Turkey: by stowaway, Views[7053]
     
    A stowaway at Olimpos, Turkey: by stowaway, Views[2131]
         		 by mattsalter, Views[289]
         		 by mattsalter, Views[342]
         		 by disco, Views[520]
         		 by disco, Views[496]
     
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