Saturday, March 15, 2014
Some photos taken in Turkey
These are two photos taken from our hotel in Cappadocia, Turkey. The first photo shows some older dwellings that appear to be unused. The second one us a modern house squeezed in amongst the rocks. It possibly has an underground room or two that is not visible in the picture.
Cappadocia is a world heritage site, a place of wonderful natural beauty, as well as an incredible history. There are thousands of man made caves, many still used as dwellings and commercial premises.
There are entire underground networks of caves, some four stories deep, used by Christians as retreats when they were threatened by invading forces. We were lucky to be able to go into some of these, a humbling and amazing experience.
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2 comments:
So happy to have you back! I can tell already that you enjoyed yourself a lot! These photos are just awesome to think people live/lived in those rocks! Your header is quite interesting, too.
Lovely to hear from you Betty. Yes we had wonderful time, we were three weeks in Bahrain, and two in Turkey, not nearly long enough of course.
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