After Galipolli we headed south, with a brief overnight stay at Bergama We picked up a ride on a local bus (pictured) and then a longer ride to Selcuk. Delighted to find that accomodation had a lovely pool and, to the girls delight, three gorgeous puppies.
One of the most unexpected things about Turkey was the proffusion of wildlife - from the poppies of Galipolli to the masses of wild flowers along the roadside, wild tortoises and storks nesting on ancient viaducts, ant-lions, beetles and bugs - we were amazed by the variety and abundance.Graeme and the girls were in their element taking photos .
Libby gets close up to photograph a wild tortoise
Big beetle
nesting stork
baby tortoise - we found the big guys too
Katie dropping ants into ant-lion trap
Old aqueduct with building wedged in - see stork nest top left
Wednesday, June 25, 2008
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We have found out about aquaducts at school. In Ancient Civilisations, the Romans used them to transport water to the cities or town.
Love the Spiers Family
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