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Kerry Drager |
Hi Jim, Hi Everyone, Thanks,
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Tim Hennessey |
Ephesus in Turkey
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Frances Blair |
I agree it looks like Turkey, but I guess the Hieropolis at Pamukkale, Turkey. Love the shadows and the stone in the foreground.
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Palmyra, Syria
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Eugenio Diaz |
City Gates, ruins Jerash, Jordan.
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ivy Broyles |
My guess would be fountain's abbey in England, I can't remember exactly what part of england). But the lighting is very cool and nice and warm. Ivy
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Amal A. AlNuaimi |
Hi, I'm 95% sure it is Hieropolis at Pamukkale, Denizli - Turkey.
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Sarah G |
My daughter went to Jordan for Spring Break 2009. If it isn't Jerash, Jordan as Eugenio says, then there's one some where else in the world that looks a lot like it.
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Jim Zuckerman |
Eugenio Diaz and Sarah G guessed this location. It is the Roman ruins of Jaresh in Jordan. This arch was built in honor of the visit of the emperor Hadrian in 168 A.D. Jim Zuckerman
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