On a visit to Turkey, we went on a tour of Ancient Ephesus, where there are incredible Greek and Roman ruins. Ephesus was founded over 3000 years ago, and it was a major trading capital of the Roman Empire. Hidden among the ruins, in the dry and dusty heat, despite all the thousands and thousands that walk this way each week, this little plant brought a welcome touch of colour to the old stones.
janeykate
Jun 19, 2014 @ 05:46:37
For some reason your posts were not appearing in my reader, how dare wordpress let that happen! Lovely to have you back! Poppies are springing up everywhere at the moment, they certainly brighten up the roadside. Love the contrast of the yellow stone and the bright red poppies
Jane x
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joanfrankham
Jun 19, 2014 @ 07:43:25
Hope its all back to normal now, I am home from a trip with a camera full of photos, so plenty of posts to follow! Enjoy summer. X
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janeykate
Jun 19, 2014 @ 15:48:49
You too Joan, look forward to seeing your photo’s!
Jane x
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KerryCan
Jun 19, 2014 @ 10:45:26
What a striking photo! I love poppies in any setting but they really pop here!
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joanfrankham
Jun 19, 2014 @ 11:21:58
Thanks Kerry
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the dune mouse (CybeleMoon)
Jun 19, 2014 @ 15:07:29
gorgeous. The intense red against the dry earth. Happy Travels!!
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belshade
Jun 27, 2014 @ 11:13:24
Great shots. I like . your Irish shots Glad Irish Stones gave you some pleasure. Des.
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joanfrankham
Jun 27, 2014 @ 14:45:14
Thank you.
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