Both it's interior and exterior were breathtaking, with many many tiny beautiful details adding to an awesome experience of visiting.
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4 comments:
Hello, just wanted to thank you for being able to appreciate the beauty of this country. What led you to explore Turkey this much?
I am the Aiki Blogger at www.aiki-tg.blogspot.com, be well
Impressive and unusual! On the inside, they look a lot like the old Armenian churches
Thank you for reading and appreciating. Since I have the privilege to live here for a while, I feel I need to experience as much of it as possible in the time I have. And then I like to share my doings with family, friends and random web-readers.
så himla fina foton! Känns som om jag oxå är ute och kikar....även om jag är hemma o byter blöjor mest *ler stort*
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