Friday, October 15, 2010

On to Cappadocia

From Ankara we drove on east and south, taking in the great variety of scenery and countryside. Turkey is not a huge country--about the size of Texas or California--but its variety of landforms and scenery is impressive. And so far we have seen only a bit of central Turkey.
Gooseherd















It's been years since I have seen a Gulf station, but they're
alive and well in Turkey
















A rural cemetery, rough stones as markers; Muslim
cemeteries do not appear particularly well manicured
















The road from Ankora to Goreme, particularly the high
plains, are fairly littered with tumuli like this and the one in
the background; sometimes they are double tumuli (his and
hers?); none signed in any way; must look this up...


















Sugar beet harvest, mile after mile















High plains, central Turkey

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