Weekly Photo Challenge: Eerie
18Saturday 02 November, 2013 by Uncle Spike
For the Weekly Photo Challenge: Eerie, I have selected this image which was taken during a visit to Aspendos, near Manavgat, Turkey.
It was late afternoon and not a soul in sight at what can often be a busy place, as a prime tourist sight in that region. It was, to say the least, all a bit eerie…
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i can’t wait to go through more of your blog. it is so simple, yet interesting! 🙂
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Good choice – truly eerie!
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Thanks Tina 🙂
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It’s like there are souls living in there, and they will fly anytime..
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Tell me about it – spooky place
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Yes.. spooky spooky.. 😀
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Eeerie, indeed. We’ve got many castles in France. The renowned ones are of course in great shape. Some, way less known, are in different kind of states. A few, which remained within the families, are almost in ruins (like yours) because even though you ‘own’ a castle doesn’t mean you can afford the cost of one.
In any case, I wish you luck for the challenge.
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Wish it was ‘mine’.. 🙂
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These medieval ramparts are magnificent. However, they are also creepy in that one can imagine spirits trailing along as one tours their former habitat.
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I know what you mean – gave me the willies as no one else was around…
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Interesting / Byzantine?? – very. How far are you from Istanbul?
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We are some 14 hours south of Istanbul, not close.
And this is the site where I took that image… http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aspendos so I guess this is more Roman
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