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Waking at morning and watchıng the beauty of life even u have the most hard life ....
Or at spring , autumn...day ending you smell weather and feell freedom of beıng human ...feeling the happiness of feeling ...
Hapiness of going our childhood by that smell of nature and sunset....ohhhh smell nature and look the sun down , thats the time machine .... travel at time ...i am sure there are many big children that misses past....
Here i plan to make a comunity from all over the World that will take 365 day sunset photos and nature photo of their places.
From cities from villages ...where ever u can ...may be we can make competion for best photos...
Thats a new Project ..amatour Professional your photos will take our souls to your World ...
...LET US SEE YOUR BEAUTY ...
İ will share both famous places in Turkey and also my own photos that makes me feel to write ...
My first share will be about CAPPADOCİA/TURKEY .
The region of Cappadocia in central Turkey is home to one of the most spectacular landscapes in the world – deep valleys and soaring rock formations dotted with homes, chapels, tombs, temples and entire subterranean cities harmoniously carved into the natural landforms.
Cities, empires and religions have risen and fallen around these unique underground havens, yet they remain occupied to this day. Through the ages, the Hittites, Persians, Alexander the Great, Rome, The Byzantine Empire, Ottoman Empire, and Turkey have all governed this spectacular region of Central Anatolia.
Cappadocia covers the region between the cities of Nevşehir, Ürgüp and Avanos, the sites of Karain, Karlık, Yeşilöz, Soğanlı and the subterranean cities of Kaymaklı and Derinkuyu. One hundred square miles with more than 200 underground villages and tunnel towns complete with hidden passages, secret rooms and ancient temples and a remarkably storied history of each new civilisation building on the work of the last, make Cappadocia one of the world's most striking and largest cave-dwelling regions of the world...
The ancient history of Cappadocia :
Cappadocia has an enduring history dating back thousands of years. Neolithic pottery and tools found in Cappadocia attest to an early human presence in the region. Excavations at the modern town of Kültepe have uncovered the remains of the Hittite-Assyrian city of Kanesh, dating from the 3rd millennium BC. The tens of thousands of clay tablets recovered from the remains of an Assyrian merchant colony at Kanesh are among the oldest written documents ever discovered in Turkey.
Göreme was inhabited as early as the Hittite era (1800 to 1200 BC) and later sat uncomfortably on the boundary between rival empires; first the Greeks and Persians and later the Byzantine Greeks and a host of rivals. This precarious political position meant that residents needed hiding places—and found them by tunnelling into the rock itself.
PHOTO SOURCE: http://www.tempeltravel.com/en/tours/seat-in-coach-tour/turkey-tour/tmpl-1013