First set from Al-Salt, here: https://www.pentaxforums.com/forums/12-post-your-photos/257155-travel-ancient-city-1-3-a.html


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The complete set, on my blog.

[wtlwdwgn]

Thanks for sharing these travel images. It seems like no matter where one goes these days there are going to be poles and wires getting in the way!

[slowpez]

Poles and wires are a fact of life. They don't bother me and I think they add to the story. How unreal some photos are after all imperfections have been removed. Enjoying your travels and thanks for taking us along.

[Sailor]

Another fascinating collection of photos from you, Stefan. That city certainly looks like somewhere far from flat, concrete coastal Texas.

Jer

[Bob Harris]

amazing parts of the city are still standing after hundreds of years, another great series Stefan. I enjoy your travels.

[hnikesch]

Very nice thanks for sharing

[causey]

Thanks for sharing these travel images. It seems like no matter where one goes these days there are going to be poles and wires getting in the way!

It's interesting I had not noticed them before you told me. Indeed, there is at least a pole in almost all photos. I guess it's a globalized world

Poles and wires are a fact of life. They don't bother me and I think they add to the story. How unreal some photos are after all imperfections have been removed. Enjoying your travels and thanks for taking us along.

They don't bother me either--in fact, as I wrote above, I didn't notice them when taking the pics. I am happy you like my travel photo-stories, Susan. for me sharing pics of the places I visited is part of the pleasure of travelling.

Another fascinating collection of photos from you, Stefan. That city certainly looks like somewhere far from flat, concrete coastal Texas.Jer

Thank you, Jer. They can't afford concrete buildings Anyway, I'll try more pics of old Communist blocks of flats when I got to Bucharest, Romania (my birth country) next time, to show you what beautiful concrete structures look like )

amazing parts of the city are still standing after hundreds of years, another great series Stefan. I enjoy your travels.

Thank you, Bob. I like taking with me as many people as possible when travelling I'm almost done with my Gulf+Jordan pics. Leaving for Morocco tomorrow!

Very nice thanks for sharing

Thank yoy, hnikesch.