Bir gün, yolunuz Didim’e düşerse kesinlikle Apollon Tapınağı’nı ziyaret edin.Tapınağa girin, mermer zeminde sakin ve usul usul yürüyün, öylece geçmişi düşleyin.. sessiz ve derin bir duyguyla.. Parmaklarınız devasa sütunlarda dolaşsın ve binlerce yıl önce orda duran çocuğun merakıyla etrafı izleyin.. Tapınakta dolaşırken geçmişte birçok insanın umutla, sabırsızlıkla ve heyecanla geleceklerini öğrenmek için tapınağa nasıl koştuklarını düşünün...Hissedin..
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This is my first wild flower bouquet of the season. I am happy to see I picked it on Earth day, April 22nd but didn't realize it as it is not celebrated here but I plan to spread the love next year! I particularly love the sort of hops looking grass that looks too heavy for it's thin stem as dangles wildly in the wind... I have recently stumbled across a blog, Resurrection Fern. She posts photos of her wonderful crocheted stones and the beauty that surrounds her. She recently posted about getting to know your local patch of earth. "What can turn us from this deserted future, back into the sphere of our being, the great dance that joins us to our home, to each other and to other creatures, to the dead and unborn? I think it is love. I am perforce aware how baldly and embarrassingly that word now lies on the page—for we have learned at once to overuse it, abuse it, and hold it in suspicion. But I do not mean any kind of abstract love (adolescent, romantic, or "religious"), which is probably a contradiction in terms, but particular love for particular things, places, creatures, and people, requiring stands, acts, showing its successes and failures in practical or tangible effects. And it implies a responsibility just as particular, not grim or merely dutiful, but rising out of generosity. I think that this sort of love defines the effective range of human intelligence, the range within its works can be dependably beneficent. Only the action that is moved by love for the good at hand has the hope of being responsible and generous. Desire for the future produces words that cannot be stood by. But love makes language exact, because one loves only what one knows." — Wendell Berry ...BECAUSE ONE LOVES ONLY WHAT ONE KNOWS... must read more of that man? tired...enough...many more thoughts but enough for today... good night, sleep tight, don't let the bed bugs bite:)
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Apollon Temple Didim Aydın Turkey
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The temple of Apollo in Didim is a major sightseeing location for tourists and travelers. With over 2500 years of Greek history, do visit.
I can’t get enough of the experience of driving along, rounding a bend and suddenly being greeted by the sight of soaring columns, scattered, carved marble blocks and ancient statues. These artifacts, albeit damaged, are witnesses to a glorious past and have survived thousands of years while seeming to mock the signs of modern times at their feet. That’s
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The temple of Apollo is located on the Aegean coast of Turkey in a small resort called Didim. Dating back to the 3rd BC, the ruins are a marvelous look into ancient oracles and sanctuaries
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Kusadasi’s historical richness is not limited to Ephesus, Temple of Artemis, Kusadasi Castle, and House of Virgin Mary.
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