In Cappadocia

Scenery is kind of a cross between the badlands and the Grand Canyon. Lots of hiking possibilities. I'll get the tour tomorrow. — Scenery is kind of a cross between the badlands and the Grand Canyon. Lots of hiking possibilities. I’ll get the tour tomorrow.

Author Fred HoytPosted on May 31, 2013June 3, 2013Categories May Term 2013

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