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  • Labels: hierapolis, pamukkale posted by dubjay at 3:26 PM

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  • Labels: hierapolis, pamukkale posted by dubjay at 3:26 PM

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  • Labels: hierapolis, mineral springs, pamukkale posted by dubjay at 4:10 PM

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  • Labels: hierapolis, mineral springs, pamukkale posted by dubjay at 4:10 PM

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  • Turkish for "cotton castle," the name refers to a series of mineral-rich hot springs staggered down a large cliffside. The effect is similar to a huge frozen waterfall. The ancient city of Hierapolis was built atop the mountain by the Phrygian Greeks, and later became part of the Roman Empire. The place has been a popular destination for millennia due to the water's supposed healing properties. See a picture.

    October 18, 2007

  • Wow, that's a beautiful picture. I never heard of such a thing.

    It reminds me of what I see along rock ledges/walls along the highway, whenever I go on long road trips in winter. They look like giant icicle-drips. Of course they don't look like this picture, but I always wonder about them--how they're formed (presumably by water seeping through the rock, duh), and what they're called, etc.

    October 18, 2007

  • Amazing!

    October 18, 2007