 | Ephesus is potentially the most intact ruin from its time. When we visited, it was huge, and it is estimated that only 10% of the site had been excavated! The card back will read "From the Turkish Collection / Ephesus Library / Under restoration, this is just the library's facade". $2.50 |
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 | Included on the card back: Natural formations called "Fairy Chimneys" in the uniquely beautiful Kapadokya region. $2.50 |
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 | The building where this icon is displayed is Hağia Sophia (Saint Sophia) in İstanbul, which has been a Christian church, a mosque, and now is a museum. The brown paper feels warm, the blue cool when paired with this photo by Kris. Included on the card back: From the Turkish Collection: An icon in Hağia Sophia (Saint Sophia) in İstanbul, now a museum. $2.50 |
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 | I did not expect a pool of such tropical feel! This was just on the edge of Hierapolis and just above the travertine cliffs of Pamukkale. Included on the card back: From the Turkish Collection: Exquisite pool near Hierapolis and the travertine cliffs of Pamukkale. $2.50 |
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 | In ancient times, travellers would stay here for the night and they and their animals would be fed and cared for. Included on the card back: From the Turkish Collection / Caravanserai / Third largest Caravanserai in Türkiye, between Aksaray and Nevşehir. $2.50 |
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 | These artifacts were lit from the bottom to give them an ethereal glow. It is amazing to me that they survived intact for millennia. Included on the card back: From the Turkish Collection / Glassware / Vases and perfume containers at the Ephesus Museum in Selçuk. $2.50 |
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 | The white mosque in the middle of the darker surroundings was striking to me. About 99% of Turkey's people are Muslim. One hears the calls to prayer throughout the day from the early hours to the eveningtime. Included on the card back: From the Turkish Collection / White Mosque / In a village along Highway 200 near Ankara. $2.50 |
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 | Taken from our hotel room balcony near sunset. Kuşadası is a resort town on the west coast of Turkey. It has a beautiful bay and is the closest port to the ancient city of Ephesus. Included on the card back: From the Turkish Collection / Kuşadası Körfesi / A view of Kuşadası Bay on the Aegean Sea. $2.50 |
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