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[Paphitis]

A nice building.

And I will not mention that it is in a country wrongfully in the hands of "Australians". Not political but that is history:wink:

Now that's a masterpiece!

[Paphitis]

Wow TC.

That picture is glorious.

Is that Mount Athos?

Hey Paphitis,

It's the Sumela monastery in Trabzon.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sumela_monastery

That was one of my three suspicions, but I was not sure.

It looks great, despite it wrongfully being in Turkish hands.

No Polıtıcal messages...............but that is history.

Sorry Deniz.

I meant to say that it is nice regardless of the fact that it is in Turkey.

Thank heavens for the Greeks.

[denizaksulu]

Wow TC.

That picture is glorious.

Is that Mount Athos?

Hey Paphitis,

It's the Sumela monastery in Trabzon.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sumela_monastery

That was one of my three suspicions, but I was not sure.

It looks great, despite it wrongfully being in Turkish hands.

No Polıtıcal messages...............but that is history.

Sorry Deniz.

I meant to say that it is nice regardless of the fact that it is in Turkey.

Thank heavens for the Greeks.

And those that preserved the monument itself.

[Paphitis]

Wow TC.

That picture is glorious.

Is that Mount Athos?

Hey Paphitis,

It's the Sumela monastery in Trabzon.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sumela_monastery

That was one of my three suspicions, but I was not sure.

It looks great, despite it wrongfully being in Turkish hands.

No Polıtıcal messages...............but that is history.

Sorry Deniz.

I meant to say that it is nice regardless of the fact that it is in Turkey.

Thank heavens for the Greeks.

And those that preserved the monument itself.

I guess you could have turned it into a mosque.

Thank heavens for small mercies.

[denizaksulu]

Wow TC.

That picture is glorious.

Is that Mount Athos?

Hey Paphitis,

It's the Sumela monastery in Trabzon.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sumela_monastery

That was one of my three suspicions, but I was not sure.

It looks great, despite it wrongfully being in Turkish hands.

No Polıtıcal messages...............but that is history.

Sorry Deniz.

I meant to say that it is nice regardless of the fact that it is in Turkey.

Thank heavens for the Greeks.

And those that preserved the monument itself.

I guess you could have turned it into a mosque.

Thank heavens for small mercies.

Hey mate!! Hold on there The poor Muezzıns have enought problems clombing a minaret, now you are pushing your luck by that suggestion. Did you not think why Mt. Athos remained Greek Orthodox?