Silent witnesses of history... #TheLongestTrip
There are places that smell of history... This is Cesme - a small Turkish town near the Aegean Sea. Two cultures are intertwined here: Greek and Turkish, because very close by, the outline of the island of Chios, Greece can be seen across the sea.
I love the old, I study history by heart...
Especially at night, walking between ancient houses that stand as mute witnesses of history...
I suddenly meet a beautiful old man who proudly wears the signs of his venerable age...
Taking photos of old houses is my hobby. I enjoy looking at the foundation stones overgrown with plants. All this creates unique pictures that can tell a lot for posterity...
The historical Tower in the rays of the evening sun, which remembers the events of past centuries...
I hope you enjoyed my collection: silent witnesses of history ?
Apartment hotels are located in these old houses. The ancient and the modern are very beautifully combined...
In the New Year, I felt the atmosphere of a magical fairy tale here...
How magical is this stately home with a full moon in the sky?
I saw a strange building. A local resident said: they wash here before prayer
This post is written about where I am now. But I'll be back to telling my travel story, sequentially describing all the places I changed in my #TheLongestTrip
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While reading your article, my soul rested. Everything in the past never loses its beauty, I think it's a unique thing.
Neden antikaları seviyoruz? Belki de hafızamızın özelliği olduğu için: tüm kötüleri sil ve sadece iyiyi bırak? O eski zamanlarda ne olduğunu bilmiyoruz. Sadece güzel eski evler görüyoruz ve hayal gücümüz güzel resimler çiziyor...
always love my word remember and remind history
Lovely night time shots ,
I'm glad you liked :)
very much so!
I love the old buildings there - very much full of character. Looks like a great place to explore !
Cesme is a small unique town. I've been walking here for three months every day and I'm not bored :)
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I am glad that my post was chosen by you as an honorable mention!
I also love to visit such old buildings, monuments, particularly ancient cities wherever I go. As you know, those buildings remained from the Greeks after the Exchange in 1920s.
If you go to Ayvalık, which is about 250 kms northerly far from Çeşme, you will see much more untouched buildings like them, there are even foundation years written above the doors.
Oh, I'm very curious. Thanks for the good advice. You and I have common preferences. I enjoy reading your comments! Thanks.
I would like to enjoy reading your comments under my posts as well 😛
Beautiful photos, history is the spirit of the past that always tempts us to explore the remains of past times, in order to learn more about them.
Yes, I agree. The past is a mystery to explore :)
Thank you for your visit!
Через якісь глюки частини деяких світлин не видно, на жаль!!!((( Але я знаю, Оленько, що ви з дівчатками буваєте в самих гарних місцях!!!)))
Шкода, що ви не бачите, Валентино. Вам би сподобались ці німі свідки історії, як я їх назвала!