Monday 31 August 2009

TEA GARDEN

Sunday 30 August 2009

KARGI BAY

Saturday 29 August 2009

BAZAAR

Every Saturday people from Datca and its around and even the residents of Symi island across, come to Bazaar to shop..

Friday 28 August 2009

BAZAAR



Thursday 27 August 2009

SURF


Surfer at our beach

DATCA

Downtown Datca

Wednesday 26 August 2009

NEXT DOOR



Next door neighbour's house . Belongs to my friend Mr Ali Kartal

Tuesday 25 August 2009

WATER MILL



Monday 24 August 2009

LITTLE GIRL



My neighbours little daughter Deniz, who sings beautiful songs every morning.

KAYAKOY

KAYA KOY (KARMYLASSOS) ( near FETHIYE )
Kaya koy buildings on the slope were constructed during the second part of the 19 th. Century and the first quarter of the 20 th. Century.

Shortly after proclamation of the Turkish Republic, the Greeks living in the region were exchanged with the Turks resident in the Western Thrace, which resulted in the houses to be vacated.

Sunday 23 August 2009

OLUDENIZ

Saturday 22 August 2009

OLUDENIZ


Rain is almost there

Friday 21 August 2009

VALLEY OF BUTTERFLIES




OLUDENİZ

BEACH
MY LOVELY WIFE

AND ME

Thursday 20 August 2009

SUNSET




MILETOS


OLD MAP .........................................NEW MAP


Wednesday 19 August 2009

DIDYMA


Temple of Apollo

DIDYMA




Temple of Apollo

Tuesday 18 August 2009

Monday 17 August 2009

ON THE ROAD


curious duck

EPHESUS


HERMES IN EPHESUS


Hermes was the herald god for the Olympians. He was the son of Zeus and Maia. He was the safeguard of trade roads as a god of traders, merchants. He was well-known for his cunning and shrewdness. He stole the cattle of Apollo and offered his invention lyre in exchange for them. So Hermes used a heralds staff from Apollo as the god of shepherds.

One of his duty was to guide the souls of the dead down to the underworld. He was also closely connected with bringing dreams to mortals. Hermes was usually depicted with a broad-brimmed hat or a winged cap, winged sandals and the heralds staff (kerykeion in Greek, or Caduceus in Latin). The clothes he wore, were usually that of a traveler, or that of a workman or shepherd. Other symbols of Hermes are the cock, tortoise and purse or pouch.Hermes was also the patron of roads and boundaries.

In Ephesus it stood on the corner at Domitian Square and was depicted with his heralds staff and winged sandals.

Sunday 16 August 2009

Saturday 15 August 2009

EPHESUS




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