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    Miklagard

    USA | Wed, 1 Apr 2015 | By gnome-san | Views [546]

    The Great City Miklagard to Vikings, but whether called Miklagard, Byzantium, Constantinople, Stamboul, or Istanbul, the city of 17 million is a mind-numbing kaleidoscope of colors, history, architecture, religion, flowers, products, salesmen, buses, ... Read more >

    Tags: bazaar, blue mosque, carpets, chora, colors, hagia sophia, mosaics

     

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