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    In Izmir, Turkey by: ohdearyme Views[331] Just a chair in the middle of nowhere. by: kathrinsapiha Views[605] Pamukkale in Turkey - a beautiful natural wonder by: wanderlustkiera Views[485] The family who picked us up hitching from Kayseri to Cappadoccia, turkey by: wanderlustkiera Views[478] As we were leaving the beach we experienced a strange condition of being put in a place, which lived its life but it doesn’t anymore. Like you were visiting the past. But maybe it is like that with all seasonal areas. It lives its life during the summer and in the winter it just stays to wait for another possible life. by: vilma Views[564]
     
    There were strange constructions as well, which could serve as a bay watch shelter or as a house for someone, who never left the place after the Mariachi shot party. But we never saw anyone greeting us from the balcony of this “Beach villa” or from “Bufe” and maybe that’s the best to leave things like they are. by: vilma Views[586] Some signs were showing that people in this abandoned place were probably having fun. The bars were there with all equipment inside. Advertisings were offering a Mariachi shot. And all that was a bit contrasting with the mood of the surrounding. It looked like people left unexpectedly this place with no fear that they will not come back. by: vilma Views[560] The place was looking like people abandoned it some time ago. Things around were partly ruined but obviously some time ago it was used for purpose. by: vilma Views[465] In 2009 I was staying in Istanbul for the exchange program. My friend Mirva and me we decided one day to go to the beach by the Black sea. It was really strange to walk in the beach for 3-4 hours with no people at all just bumping into some signs of civilization. The weather was nice and light was soft. But the horizon was full of ships waiting in the line for something. Maybe they were waiting for a signal to enter the port. But the strict formation of them gave a feeling of something aggressive and unknown there. by: vilma Views[473] Berlin's favorite street food - Döner. by: andrewgulik Views[830]
     
    Turkish men washing their feet before entering the mosque in Istanbul by: guitarman74uk Views[2100] A warm smile from the keeper of one of the mosque in Istanbul by: guitarman74uk Views[677] White sugar. Taken from Hot air baloon around 7 am at Cappadocia, Turkey. It seems that earth covered by white sugar. by: rezkyafriza Views[579] The guy M usually buys meat from sold us a turkey, so even though it wasn't Thanksgiving, I cooked it plus all the trimmings: dressing using rye breadcrumbs (homemade), mashed potatoes, roasted carrots and beets, and sauteed chanterelle mushrooms. All the vegetables were from our farm except the mushrooms, which a friend had foraged. Happy US & Canadian Thanksgiving! by: pmok Views[573] Mount Nemrut by: serendipitously Views[871]
     
    New Friends by: serendipitously Views[461] Arsameia by: serendipitously Views[574] 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[118409] Gallipoli - Anzac Cove by: stowaway Views[4107] Gallipoli -Anzac Cove & Suvla Bay by: stowaway Views[16178]
     
    Bellydance lesson by: stowaway Views[3690] Bellydancer by: stowaway Views[4884] Olimpos, Turkey by: stowaway Views[7163] A stowaway at Olimpos, Turkey by: stowaway Views[2194] Balloon over Cappodicia by: stowaway Views[2052]
     
    You would think that the windows in the wooden horse might be a bit of a giveaway to the Trojans that there were people inside of it... by: stowaway Views[2658] The Ayai Sofia (St Sofia) - Christian church turned Mosque, Istanbul by: stowaway Views[5085] View from the gardens of The Royal Palace, Istanbul by: stowaway Views[1999] The Blue Mosque, Istanbul by: stowaway Views[6771] Termessos, Turkey by: stowaway Views[2716]
     
    Cappodocia, Turkey by: stowaway Views[6423] Cappodocia, Turkey by: stowaway Views[1748] A nice little spot to camp in an old quarry in Turkey, just short of the border with Syria. by: stowaway Views[2035]   

     

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    Crossing the Attabad Lake to get home. In January 2010, a huge landslide in Attabad village (the Gojal Valley, north Pakistan) created a natural dam for the Hunza River what resulted in forming an extensive lake. Present, the landscape is breathtaking – turquoise surface enclosed within steep, cut through by narrow waterfall hillsides with appearing here and there flooded green oasis. However this beautiful phenomena is linked to a human tragedy. Those who wants to reach upper part of rescued villages have to travel there by boats. You won’t find the delight by the beauty on their faces. They still remember that their former houses are under this water. Pakistani government did nothing to help them. Who cares for the people from the lost paradise? : by justice, Views[1898]
    Crossing the Attabad Lake to get home. In January 2010, a huge landslide in Attabad village (the Gojal Valley, north Pakistan) created a natural dam for the Hunza River what resulted in forming an extensive lake. Present, the landscape is breathtaking – turquoise surface enclosed within steep, cut through by narrow waterfall hillsides with appearing here and there flooded green oasis. However this beautiful phenomena is linked to a human tragedy. Those who wants to reach upper part of rescued villages have to travel there by boats. You won’t find the delight by the beauty on their faces. They still remember that their former houses are under this water. Pakistani government did nothing to help them. Who cares for the people from the lost paradise?

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