In the first post we looked at above ground formations, in the second I showed pictures from a massive underground cave, and the third will show the spectacular views from above.
Beautiful early morning with other balloons – photo taken from a flying balloon. The pilots like to buzz the ground, including all of the complex contours.
Photo from the basket, looking down at the grass, as we glide silently about 1 foot off the ground, brushing the grass blades.
Beautiful!
Again, the Turkish flag everywhere we looked!
Grapes and citrus growing down in the valleys on tiny plots of land:
Skyline reminds me a bit of the Grand Canyon in the USA.
Enjoying the breeze, but staying out of the sun a bit.
More above-ground caves
Including VERY old monastery caves:
Need to climb up something? Simple – don’t waste time building a wooden ladder, just cut some steps for yourself!
At the Goreme Open Air Museum
One of my favorite views of Cappadocia!
Street signs always make my day!
Seats that were first used a thousand years ago. Incredible! (Why didn’t they make the dining table higher than the seats, btw?)
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