- Tête d’Amont (2814 m)
Dark clouds gathering over Massif de Montbrison, including Pic de Montbrisson (2818 m). - Pic de Peyre Eyraute
Winter holidays in Puy Saint Vincent. This is the view of Pic de Peyre Eyraute (2903 m) from Residence la Dame Blanche. - Pic de Peyre Eyraute
View of Pic de Peyre Eyraute (2903 m) from Puy Saint Vincent 1800. - Hermes
These Hermes perfume bottles remind me of Magritte's The Son of Man. - I Love Nice
- Old houses in Mareson
- Window shutters
I love the precise cuts of the window shutters! - Doggo!
Another old barn transformed into a new house. Is that a dog-shaped opening? - Mailbox
Even the mailbox is made in traditional style! - It's snowing
- Çıralı beach at night
- The Lycian Way
Close to Adrasan - Oleanders on the The Lycian Way
- The Lycian Way
A perfect walking path. - The Lycian Way
Towards Adrasan - The Lycian Way
- The Lycian Way
From Olympos to Adrasan - Roman Temple in Olympos
Second half of the second century AD, erected in the honour of Marcus Aurelius. The height of the doors is almost 5 m! - Sarcophagos of Antimachos (2nd century AD)
Was he really called Anti-macho? :-) - The Garland sarcophagus, Olympos
Dating from the second half of the 3rd century AD. There is a long inscription but the interesting part is: "I, Lyciarch Marcus Aurelius Archepolis from Olympos [....] (constructed) this grave for my dear father [...] and my dear brother Marcus Aurelius Menodoros [...] and for myself and for the persons that I determined in my will. There will be no permission for any other person to be buried in it. Otherwise the burying person will pay 2,000 silver coins to the Sacred Treasury of the Empire”. - Olympos
- Sarcophagus of Captain Eudemos in Olympos
Dating from II. century AD. The ship is a merchant ship with Aphrodite in the front. - Olympos (2nd century BC)
Olympos was one of the leading cities of the Lycian League. Cicero described it as full of works of art.