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Some
men pull the engine
out of this car utilizing
two backs, some rope,
a strong stick and
a hydraulic jack.
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A
street scene of people
typically not pleased to
be photographed by
tourists.
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Tourists
and locals alike
beholden themselves to
some of the bargains
to be found in the myriad
of shops and stores.
I
bought 2 pairs of shoes
while in Istanbul this day.
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The
entrance to the world
famous "Grand Bazaar." Also
known
as the Covered Bazaar, this early version
of a shopping mall consists of a maze
65 winding, covered streets with
over 4,000 shops, cafes and
restaurants. Supposedly has the
largest number of stores under
one roof anywhere in the world.
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Fountain of Wilhelm II
1898
One
of many domed fountains to
be found throughout Istanbul.
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Small,
yet stoutly built and
intricately adorned, it was a
good place to stop and rest.
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A
street in Istanbul, and home to a
TNT office (the "FedEx" of much of
the world)
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A
small restaurant that Bonnie and
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The
Tomb of Sultan II. Mahmut
(Sultan
II. Mahmut Türbesi)
Located
along the side of a major
road, both the outside and inside
of this small tomb was packed full
of antiquities.
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The
inside of the Tomb of Sultan II.
Mahmut was full of coffins and other
delightfully aged objects of interest.
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Another
street full of shops and
stores waiting to overcharge all
the tourists that they can!
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