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The Poseidon 2636 viewsA Turkish boat named after a Greek god.
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The Show Goes On636 viewsThis is still a working theater; in the spring and summer the Aspendos International Festival of Opera and Ballet offers a series of music and drama productions.
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More Cabbage Flowers636 viewsThere was a great variety of cabbage flowers. These used carved radishes, zucchini squash carved to look like lilies, etc. Incredible food artistry!
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Here's my spout636 viewsThe potter applies the spout to the body of the teapot.
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The Beylerbeyi Palace636 viewsOn the Asian side of the Bosphorus; used as a summer residence by the Sultan. (These guys had more palaces than they knew what to do with.)
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Chuck Mattox on the 5DF635 viewsChuck seems to be having a blast. He should have been an astronaut.
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Weaving635 viewsElouise and other members of our tour group watch as the weaver demonstrates the operation of the loom.
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Blooms635 viewsEarly spring (this was the end of March) is a great time to see flowers blooming on the Mediterranean coast of Turkey.
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No Takers635 viewsThe paddleboats and jet skis were idle on Eclipse Day, and the gaily decorated cabanas were mostly deserted. Everyone was watching the eclipse.
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First Courtyard635 viewsLooking back along its tree-lined main avenue toward the Imperial Gate.
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The Domitian Temple634 viewsWhoever named it was misinformed, because it was actually erected in honor of the Emperor Titus, predecessor of Domitian.
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A Corner of the Sebasteion634 viewsPart of the building program of Zoilus, this was a temple dedicated to the first Roman Emperor, Augustus - who, of course, also happened to be Zoilus' benefactor. Sebasteios is the Greek form of the Latin name Augustus.
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