Dervishes Whirl
The Turkish Tower of Pisa
Kokar Kilise
Ihlara Valley Panorama
Spring Is Here
River and Caves
Waiting to Fall
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Fairy Chimneys
Cappadocia Rock Formations
Police Station
Jo in Cappadocia
Both Wearing Our Helmets
Across the Valley
A Rolling Door
Late Afternoon
Taking Off
Looking Down To Cappadocia
Balloon View Over Göreme
Looking Out and Up
Procession of Hittite Gods
Cuneiform Writing
Safranbolu
Mosaic of Psyche and Eros
The Antakya Sarcophagus
Gypsy Girl
Mosaic of Oceanos and Tethys
Cendere Bridge
Castle and Bridge
Beautiful Relief Carving
One of the Western Terrace Heads, Nemrut Dağı
Jo Comforts A Fallen Head
Eastern Terrace Heads of Nemrut Dağı
Statues of Nemrut Dağı
A Dromedary and Beehive Houses, Harran
Looking Down To Şanlıurfa
Sacred Carp, Şanlıurfa
View Over Mesopotamia
City Walls of Diyarbakır
Stork Nest Atop a Minaret, Hasankeyf
Cliff Top Structure, Hasankeyf
Cave City of Hasankeyf
Hasankeyf
Another Turkish Van Cat
A Turkish Van Cat
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Mevlevi Follower
Mevlevi, a form of Islam, where the spinning is a ritual symbolising union with God. Different postures taken up during the whirling represent different aspects of their journey, such as receiving blessings and communicating them to earth. These are the Whirling Dervishes.
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