Lycian Tomb
In the Dining Room
Amazing Polygonal Stone Work
Relief Carving of a Dolphin
Main Street, Patara
Gladiator Paraphanelia
Mosaic, Letoön
YAIRT
A Scattered Inscribed Stone
Shuttered Windows
Could You Say No to This Face?
Bodrum Castle
Jo and the Volcano
Crystals of Sulphur
Corrosion
Zia
The Local Priest
Me and a Greek Stereotype
Mmmm, Pork
On the Trail
Arriving at Vernazza
Barely a Single Day…
Two of Five
Mosaic Floor
YAIRT
Returning to Sea
Burning Rocks
Temple of Athena, Side
Roman Harbour, Antalya
Hall of Gods – Antalya Museum
Antalya
Can You Hear the Crowd?
Tetrapylon, Afrodisias
The Antique Pool of Hierapolis
A Tomb on the Clifftop
Swimming, Pamukkale Style
Pamukkale
Pools of Pamukkale
Column Bases
Column Pieces
The Great Theatre of Miletus
Ephesians, Chapter II
Ephesians, Chapter I
Library of Celsus, Ephesus
Terrace House Mosaic
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Church of St Nicholas
St Nicholas was the bishop of Myra. He is the patron saint of Russia and Greece, many individual cities, and many groups (such as sailors, travellers, penitent thieves, children, widows, and more). His legacy morphed into the character that we now call Santa Claus. This church was not only the basilica he presided at, it is also where his grave is (or should I say, was – about 1,000 years ago, his remains were upped by some Italians and now lie in a couple of churches in Italy).
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