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Lion Making a Kill697 viewsNot sure what sort of creature the lion is preying upon - maybe a dragon?
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Chuck Skywalker696 viewsChuck Mattox getting ready to try the Zero-Gravity Wall.
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Mission Control Consoles696 viewsControl center for the Discovery Space Shuttle mockup. Probably not as elaborate as the one in Houston.
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Agora, Sebasteion and Village of Geyre696 viewsThe village of Geyre, relocated 2 km to the west after excavations began in 1966, is seen in the background.
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The Old Harbor696 viewsOnce a major commercial port, the Old Harbor now hosts a yacht marina and is the city's primary center for leisure activities.
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The Crowning Touch696 viewsThe towel folded in the shape of a swan, with rose petals sprinkled over it, was unlike anything I've seen before or since, and it was just one of the many features that put the Kaya Side in a class by itself.
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Eclipse Projections696 viewsSomeone laid out a sheet on the pavement, with the aim of projecting onto it a sharp and well-defined image of the shadow of the Moon crossing the Sun.
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Hunting Scene696 viewsThis finely painted jug featured Turkish noblemen on horseback pursuing various wild animals.
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Local Color696 viewsIn the 1970s and 80s the Istiklal side streets were notorious for their bars and bordellos, but then gentrification set in; we saw plenty of bars and pubs, but no evidence of any bordellos.
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Stairway to Library of Celsus695 viewsDon't trip on the steps.
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Unidentified Structure695 viewsI have no idea what this unique and bizarre edifice was called, but Sandie thought it was worth a picture, and so do I.
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Temples of Athena and Apollo695 viewsAthena and Apollo were the patron deities of Side, and their almost identical twin temples commanded the harbor entrance. Here, Mark Antony first met up with Cleopatra.
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