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Monument to Kemal Ataturk681 viewsThe father of modern Turkey. Doubtless rolling over in his grave at what his successors have done to his legacy.
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Blooms681 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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Southwestern Entrance681 viewsThe mosaic in the tympanum (archway above the door) was plastered over after the Turkish conquest, but restored in 1849.
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Attack of the Feral Felines680 viewsA group of hungry cats prepares to launch a raid on our picnic table.
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A Feast for the Eye680 viewsA fabulous array of ceramics is displayed on these shelves to lure passers-by into the store.
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Convenience Center679 viewsThis lovely rock structure housed the rest rooms at Aphrodisias, as well as the Anatolia Restaurant.
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Sidewalk Cafes679 viewsThe variety of cafes, pubs and restaurants on the Istiklal side streets was prodigious, and there was something to satisfy every palate.
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An Ephesian Cat677 viewsPam Bloxham and Cherie Rabideaux frolic with one of the local felines.
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Mausoleum677 viewsIn the first centuries AD, when the city was at its height, many people came to take the waters at the thermal springs. Being in poor health, many died and were buried here in the Necropolis. Now sheep graze on their tombs.
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Taking the High Ground677 viewsI guess these people figured they could get a better view of the eclipse by being a bit closer to the Sun.
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Upside-down Medusa Head677 viewsWhy is this head placed upside-down? Legend says that it was to ward off the evil power of the Medusa's gaze, which turned people to stone. Did people really think that a marble carving could have such powers? Or was there a more practical reason?
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Flowerpot677 viewsThe beast adorning the rim appears to be some sort of ram-like creature, but I am unable to identify it.
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