Yo ,
on Tue, 25 Jan 2000 13:28:26 EST, Warren wrote:
>When I was in Turkey many years ago, it was sort of a dry place with no
>wildlife that I could recall. But tons of scenery, which would require wide
>angles. Unless you're the type to take scenery with 300's I don't know what
>I would use it for.
>Don't miss Cappadocia with the weird houses carved out of sandstone and the
>underground cities that go 7 stories below ground level.near Konya (I don't
>have an atlas handy but 20 year old memories.) Also further west is Pamukale
>whose pastel terraced pools are 20 times as large as the terraces in
>Yellowstone.
I was there on a vacation about 10 or 11 years ago. Besides the landscape,
there are lots of picturesque old buildings, fortresses, etc.. I
particularly remember a very impressing Roman amphitheatre in the region,
though I can't recall the name of the town. For some of them, a tele might
come in handy to catch certain details, IMHO.
MtFbwy,
Volkhart
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