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    Bodrum port: by lipowcan8, Views[291]
         		 Bodrum port: by lipowcan8, Views[293]
         		 Arriving at dawn in Bodrum Turkey from the Greek Islands. The travel agent promised a seat that would almost fully recline,the seat reclined 4 inches, it was a long night.: by lipowcan8, Views[329]
         		 I think I already did this pic: by lipowcan8, Views[605]
         		 Yogurt water was the strongest drink on the menu: by lipowcan8, Views[518]
     
    by lipowcan8, Views[529]
         		 Same: by lipowcan8, Views[531]
         		 Same rotation problem. Ephesus : by lipowcan8, Views[510]
         		 Ephesus World Heriitage Site. I was able to get much closer to the ruins than I was in Greece.: by lipowcan8, Views[350]
         		 Pamukkale, Turkey, my current location.: by lipowcan8, Views[352]
     
    Same: by lipowcan8, Views[264]
         		 It's art, notice how I captured the shadow.: by lipowcan8, Views[394]
         		 Same: by lipowcan8, Views[312]
         		 Nice walk up and down the hill. I waited till 6pm due to heat: by lipowcan8, Views[356]
         		 HW. Pools of water along the way with silt like mud on the bottom. Some folks were smearing the mud on themselves.: by lipowcan8, Views[2019]
     
    Hierapolis World Heritage Site. (HW). Calcite deposits built up over the years. Most of the walk is in one quarter inch or more of water.: by lipowcan8, Views[433]
         		 Didn't want this to be the first picture, couldn't figure out how to change order. She looks pissed off already, poor bastard.: by lipowcan8, Views[404]
         		 turkish coffe, anyone? ;): by rahmanovicme, Views[294]
         		 by rahmanovicme, Views[240]
         		 just love it!: by rahmanovicme, Views[265]
     
    tired of walking, we found these guys playing nice music on the street. Lovely: by rahmanovicme, Views[378]
         		 enjoy sunset with friends from the boat ;): by rahmanovicme, Views[232]
         		 At the end of a long, hot day we went below ground into an ancient underground city. There are many of these hiding out cities. This one is over 4km, 8 floors down, could hole 3000 people with their food and animals for a year. They have been used for over 3000 years to hide from invaders. After all this is the Silk Road!: by sailor1girl, Views[301]
         		 As they spread layer upon layer of the finished products before us, I came to appreciate the value of these magnificent works of art. Now I know why they cost so much!: by sailor1girl, Views[300]
         		 We then toured a gov't run workshop to demonstrate how silk, hand tied rugs are made. It takes roughly 4 months to make one. Starting from the raw silk, of course.: by sailor1girl, Views[336]
     
    Different type pinnacles -- these are called the mushroom rocks.: by sailor1girl, Views[305]
         		 by sailor1girl, Views[278]
         		 Fairy Chimneys at eye level from the balloon. We got quite close to,them. Yikes!: by sailor1girl, Views[234]
         		 Great view of another balloon down in the valley.: by sailor1girl, Views[241]
         		 Departing for an early morning ballon ride over the rock formations.: by sailor1girl, Views[219]
     
    Hand painted each piece. Some are 3 dimensional. Beautiful, right?: by sailor1girl, Views[227]
         		 An apprentice hand painting a plate.: by sailor1girl, Views[199]
         		 We toured a pottery master's shop and gallery. This man is spinning a pot. The reason why his feet look blurry is he is spinning using foot power!: by sailor1girl, Views[226]
         		 The girls and the Fairy Chimneys!: by sailor1girl, Views[224]
         		 A church at Goreme. Still has paint from natural coloring from about 300 A.D. of St Basil & St George.: by sailor1girl, Views[191]
     
    Ancient caves with frescoes of saints inside. 2nd - 3rd century.: by sailor1girl, Views[195]
         		 At the Goreme open air museum. B and the Fairy Chimneys. :): by sailor1girl, Views[176]
         		 The cave home of a local shop owner. His wife graciously welcomed us to view their home.: by sailor1girl, Views[188]
         		 A cave home used currently by a 5th generation family. This large room & a kitchen.: by sailor1girl, Views[190]
         		 Very cool cave hotel rooms. And very COOL temperature wise, being underground.: by sailor1girl, Views[229]
     
    Our cave hotel room. It's a new cave....only 250 yrs old. Our triple suite consists of three chambers. Delightful!: by sailor1girl, Views[234]
         		 Caves of Goreme...used as Christian monasteries from about the 2nd century. There are many frescoes, still with vibrant colors, throughout this important UNESCO world heritage site.: by sailor1girl, Views[801]
         		 Great relaxing day on the water. And Maryann earned her burgee! Yay!: by sailor1girl, Views[328]
         		 by sailor1girl, Views[244]
         		 Great lunch. We had a whole grilled sea bass. Of course, Bruce wouldn't eat it but T and I snarfed it up!: by sailor1girl, Views[324]
     
    We were seated opposite the ironing section of the restaurant. Very cute.: by sailor1girl, Views[298]
         		 Got off the ferry at Anadolu Kavagli, a quaint fishing village on the Asia side of the Bosphorus. We picked a restaurant overlooking the water.: by sailor1girl, Views[319]
         		 Remains of a Byzantine fortress. From 600 A.D.: by sailor1girl, Views[220]
         		 An exquisite waterfront mosque.: by sailor1girl, Views[187]
         		 A palace built for several of the sultans daughters. I guess so they could have slumber parties with their friends? Now a prestigious university.: by sailor1girl, Views[252]
     
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