ΣΑΜΟΣ: Cappadocia Part 5 Baglidere Valley

Monday, April 27, 2015

Cappadocia Part 5 Baglidere Valley

May 14 - We hiked Baglidere Valley today, which runs directly west of Goreme. Later, the kids went four-wheeling, including a section of this valley.

Mike and Michelle went four wheeling

The crew in front of the little restaurant

We enjoyed lunch in the hut in the background

Denita took this picture while four wheeling on the cliff above the valley

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"And we sailed thence, and came the next day over against Chios; and the next day we arrived at Samos, and tarried at Trogyllium; and the next day we came to Miletus."

Acts 20:15

"I have spoken at greater length about the Samians because they have three works which are greater than any other Greeks. First is a tunnel, open at both ends, dug through a mountain not less than 900' high. The passage is 3,400' long, 8' high and 8' wide. Another channel has been dug inside of it, twenty cubits in depth and three in breadth, through which water is conducted from an abundant spring to the city. The designer was a Megarian, Eupalinos, the son of Naustrophos. The second of these works is a sea wall (jetty) in the harbor, going down as much as 100' and more than 1/4 mile long. The third work is a temple larger than all of the other temples of which we know."

Herodotus, The Histories, Book 3