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Gallipoli Not any old beach. ANZAC Cove where the Australian's came ashore...
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Gallipoli The Anzac Cove monument. The monument and the road is about 5 metres...
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Gallipoli The mark of a statesman. In 1920 Kemal Ataturk overthrew the collaborationist...
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Gallipoli Lone Pine. Site of many terrible battles between the Australians and...
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Seljuk The view over the town from our hostel.
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Seljuk
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Selcuk The remains of a Roman aqueduct runs through the middle of the town....
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Selcuk Turkish gents.
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Seljuk A tiny Seljuk mosque on the main street of Selcuk is now a cafe....
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Selcuk The fortified gate of the Basilica of St John in Selcuk. During the 11th and...
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Selcuk A scattering of late Roman columns is about all that remains of the...
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Ephesus (Selcuk) The mosque of Isa Bey. A Seljuk mosque built in 1375. It was constructed from...
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Seljuk The entrance to Isa Bey mosque.
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Seljuk Isa Bey Mosque courtyard.
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Seljuk Turkish tombstones in the courtyard of the Isa Bey mosque. The...
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Ephesus Three monuments. Some places retain an air of sacredness, regardless...
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Ephesus The Goddess Artemis. A wonderful sculpture in the Selcuk museum.
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Ephesus The road to the Library of Celsus.
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Ephesus
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Ephesus In what was once the city baths, in a room beside the public latrines...
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Ephesus The famous Library of Celsus (built 135AD) and the Arch of Macaeus and...
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Ephesus
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Ephesus
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Ephesus The gate/arch of Macaeus and Mithridates. The gate opens onto the lower agora...
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Ephesus Once the market area - the agora.
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