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  20100404_161001 D3.jpg - Cappadocia is reached via Keyseri which is a 1 hour flight from Istanbul. Mount Erciyes is seen from Kayseri in the background of the driver's window. Erciyes is an extinct volcano (last erupted 2 million years ago). Part of a much larger group of volcanos going back 32 million years. It is the remnants of the volcanic ash erupting from active volcanoes that led to the geological formations of Cappadocia  
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1 | Cappadocia is reached via Keyseri which is a 1 hour flight from Istanbul. Mount Erciyes is seen from Kayseri in the background of the driver's window. Erciyes is an extinct volcano (last erupted 2 million years ago). Part of a much larger group of volcanos going back 32 million years. It is the remnants of the volcanic ash erupting from active volcanoes that led to the geological formations of Cappadocia
Photographer: FRED SELIGMAN MD | Camera: NIKON D3 | Date: 4/4/10 4:10 PM | ISO: 400 | Exp. Time: 1/320s | Aperture: 9.0 | Focal Length: 24.0mm (~24.0mm) | Flash: No | Latitude: N 38°42'49.60" | Longitude: E 35°15'55.71" | Altitude: 1041 metres | GPS time: 13:9:32 UTC | Copyright: © 2010 Fred Seligman MD | See map
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