On the way from Bodrum to Ephesus, we stopped for morning tea. The shop sold olive oil and olives from the local area.
Olives for sale.
Our stop was along the shores of Lake Bafa (Bafa Gölü) which is landlocked today, but was once connected to the Aegean.
The black objects at which the chicken is pecking are millions of small shells.
I would not go out in this boat--maybe it is just dressing for the tourists.
OUr first view of the ruins at Ephesus. The site has been occupied since before 6,000 BC. THe Greeks founded a sity here in the 10th century BC. Around 100…
To me, these look like Roman arches.
There are so many pieces to this giant jigsaw puzzle that I don't know how they put it together.
At this point, we can just guess at the outlines of the buildings.
Peristyle courtyard
There were several places where columns lined the road.
A small amphitheatre
