This featured image represents one of the most historical trips my wife and I have experienced. We were on a Mediterranean cruise in May of 2001, and every stop was steeped in history. Our stop in Ephesus, Turkey was one of the highlights of the cruise. At that time, about one square mile of the city had been excavated, and everywhere we looked was wondrous. This particular picture is of the library in Ephesus.
However, this being the 4th of July, I thought I should include some American history. This next picture is from the siege at Vicksburg, Mississippi during the American Civil War.
The Tuesday Photo Challenge is sponsored by Frank Jansen at ‘Dutch Goes the Photo!‘. Be sure to see the other entries by following the link to Frank’s page for this week and then checking out the comments section.
I’m hoping you enjoyed a delightful 4th of July. Our history yours and mine, may not be as long or steeped in as much depth, but it is our history good or bad. I remember reading about the library of Ephesus. Fascinating. Loved both pictures.
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Had a great 4th of July with wonderful neighbors at the community pool.
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Awesome to hear.☺☺
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That first picture! Wow! JUST WOW!
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Thanks. One of the best experiences in all of my travels.
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I can see why!!!
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