The Fairy Chimneys of Cappadocia - Page 2

The late day light
made for some pretty
pictures of the fairy
chimneys.


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Entire towns are built into
the soft tufa stone.


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A closer shot of dwellings,
both old and new, adorn
this hillside.


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A smaller town lies at
the base of this small,
but rather wide, mountain.


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Many sedimentary layers
deposited over many
thousands of years are
clearly visible on the
side of the mountains.

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Cappadocia, land unlike
any other.

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Men working the fields,
as it is still a predominantly
agricultural part of the
Turkish countryside.

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Fairy chimneys stick
up in and around this
small town, nestled in
their base.

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Houses are cut through
out the chimneys, with
normal roofs by some
and flat faces of others
cut into the rocks.

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Turkish road signs in
Cappadocia ...

Now entering Ürgüp,
Population 14,600


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Now leaving Ürgüp
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