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City on a grain of salt. Tuzla means a place of salt and it lays on top of the salt lake. It is suspected it has been there for around 7000 years as one of the oldest places in Europe.

Saturday, February 10, 2007

House that is no more...















Some of you asked if I have a photo of the house that has been knocked down I mentioned in yesterday's post.
Makes me sad just looking at these photos. The old house really had a great character.
In honour of the house I’m putting all four photos I took this summer.


Stay warm and have a great weekend.


10 Comments:

Blogger Su said...

It is a lovely building, pity they couldn't find something to do with it besides tear it down.

10 February, 2007 02:20  
Blogger Kimberley said...

before you scrol all the way down (the top part) looks like the house that was in th "GRUDGE" great shot!

10 February, 2007 04:36  
Blogger Ryan said...

It looks much warmer when you took these photos than the ones from the past few days.
Have a great weekend!

10 February, 2007 07:53  
Blogger photowannabe said...

It is a lovely home with a lot of character. Too bad it had to go in the name of progress.

10 February, 2007 08:17  
Blogger Felicia said...

These summer photos give me some warmth! I once lived in a cute old house, but the inside had mice and mold and a ton of other problems that would have cost a fortune to fix. It is sad.

10 February, 2007 09:24  
Blogger Oya said...

Very nice house. Reminds me my Grandma's house. Some small family house. Shame...

10 February, 2007 09:43  
Blogger Oya said...

Jazzy, about your comment on Istanbul Daily Photo, since Tuzla is not so far to Istanbul, don't wait to long:)....

10 February, 2007 09:45  
Blogger Kate said...

There are many buildings like this in El Centro in Mazatlan but people are moving in, gutting the insides and restoring them. It's a slow process but very interesting. Good photos to tell the story.

10 February, 2007 14:27  
Blogger Kala said...

I wonder why they knocked it down - it looks perfectly good - and beautiful hmmmmm I guess some people want a bigger house?

10 February, 2007 21:38  
Blogger Meg said...

Such a pity they couldn't preserve and renovate it.

11 February, 2007 19:29  

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