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And the winner is...636 viewsIt was hard to choose among so many, but I think if I had to pick a favorite dinnerware design, it wouid be this one.
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Flowering Tree635 viewsA herald of Spring.
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The Bouleterion, or Odeon635 viewsCity council meetings were held here. Originally had a vaulted ceiling and seated 1,750 people, but the upper seating rows have collapsed, along with the roof. Dates from the late second or early third century AD.
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Hadrian's Gate635 viewsErected in honor of an AD 130 visit by the Roman Emperor Hadrian, this is the best-preserved section of the old Roman wall.
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Bombe635 viewsI can never see one of these desserts without being reminded of the 1978 movie "Who Is Killing the Great Chefs of Europe," in which each of the chefs is murdered in a manner befitting his or her culinary specialty.
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It Rained Turkish Carpets634 viewsChuck Mattox and Marvin Blaski inspect the merchandise while Attila looks on.
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Aqueduct634 viewsA segment of the old Roman aqueduct, 15 kilometers of which remain standing.
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Maritime Motif634 viewsNote the Nazar Boncuğu on the sails.
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Ultra-modern Mansions634 viewsNo throwing stones here.
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Local Color634 viewsThis yali took the prize for having the most flamboyant color.
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The Headless Doctor633 viewsErected during the Byzantine era in honor of a woman doctor who had rendered great services to the city.
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The back way in633 viewsI don't know how astronauts got into the real Space Shuttle, but here we entered by the back door, and then up a ladder, as Kathy Lindquist is doing here.
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