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| We stayed a the university hotel in Adiyaman where students who major in Tourism get practice. |
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| A typical Turkish breakfast. We've been eating cucumbers, tomatoes, and cheese every day. |
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| I haven't been doing Boot Camp lately, but I have been doing my squats. |
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| Our crew, plus Rafet the driver, taking a pit stop. |
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| The view from above on the way to Nemrut. |
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| Two ancient Roman columns |
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| I climbed the hilltop and got a bigger view of the columns below. |
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| The Roman Bridge |
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| I had my money belt on, otherwise I would have jumped in. Instead, I just waded across. |
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| The Turks came here to wash their cars and have picnics. |
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| Here I am on the Roman bridge |
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| Ancient writing, possibly Greek |
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| Hercules (naked guy) and the king |
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| This poor guy had engine trouble in the middle of nowhere. We would have helped him out, but he said he was waiting for a mechanic. Good luck. |
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| A cow herder sharing the road. |
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| My newest Facebook friends who I met on the way up to Nemrot. |
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| Sunrise and sunset are the most popular times to be at Nemrut. Guess which time we chose? |
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| This head broke off of a bigger statue long ago. |
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| More heads |
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| And still more heads at Nemrut |
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| Sun begins to set. Beautiful light for photographs. |
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| Human and animal heads |
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| Love the glowing light. |
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| Taking a group shot with our new Turkish friends |
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| Last moments of daylight before hiking back down the 6500 mountain top |
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