This is interesting...with some great photography

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of underground "cities" in Cappadocia.

https://thehistoryofthebyzantineempire. ... appadocia/
Treasure and mystery in Byzantine Cappadocia.
I got a warning from my browser about the site being unsecured but when I proceeded my AV program remained disinterested. Might have been a Firefox thing.
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Great photos! Thanks min!
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It's amazing what you can do with the right equipment and I'm guessing they have it.
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