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Of Fairies and Horses
... headed off. The map turned out to be unnecessary. Goreme basically consists of one main street. Stocking up on shampoo and sunscreen at the little pharmacy, I figured I’d exerted myself enough to deserve a rest and some lunch. Cafe Safak’s outside tables looked inviting, seats covered with worn out cushions and positioned underneath the perfect balance of sunshine and shade. My homemade kofte meatball wrap was brought out by the owner Ali, who ...
A bird's eye view
... amazing. There are so many interconnecting tunnels, churches with magnificent arches and columns, beautiful frescoes, and yet much damaged as later civilisations dug holes in all the walls for pidgeons to roost.
I don't think I've done justice in describing the caves. Cappodocia is a region that malnly consists of a high plateau (over 1000 metres in altitude), with three volcanic peaks. Mount Erciyes is the tallest at just under 4000 ...
Is That Sleep In Your Eye? No, It's Cave Crumbs
... stop was the Goreme Open Air Museum. It was mostly used in the 12th century, and the best way I can describe it is as churches built into caves. Most of the churches were very small and were dedicated to this saint and that saint. Many of them had the eyes scratched out of the frescoes, because during a certain time period they went back to paganism/polytheism and thought the depictions of Jesus, and the Virgin Mary and all of ...
To the stone age! Cappadocia.
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After dinner I took a walk to the pool area where they have a really good lighting on the garden, it was almost felt like a gothic scene, with the old fashioned Stone Age feel on it. There were also some hanging chairs in the end of the garden with an eerie view to the outside, since it was dark already. I took couple of nice pictures there. ...
Wet day ending with a great Turkish Party....
Rain, Rain, go Away!
Last night, after crawling into bed, the night sky lit up with lightning and the rain began to pour. We knew we were supposed to get rain but this was a good ole, back home, Georgia downpour. My room being on the terrace looking out to the sky from the second floor ensure it was especially lit up, but I was so tired I was quickly asleep.
The plan for this morning was to go on a five-mile ...
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