Renovation Or Destruction?
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25 responses to “Renovation Or Destruction?”
Great shot ~ great title!
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Thank you, Dalo.
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Yes that’s the question
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According to what I heard, beautiful Hasankeyf should be flooded soon…
…and they want to evacuate some of the historic buildings to an archeological park soon.
So I guess we have to expect the worst…
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I would prefer renovation
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Me too!
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You can’t make an omelette without breaking eggs! 🙂
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Certainly. But there are many eggs, but, sadly, only one Hasankeyf.
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Haha! 🙂
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🙂
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A good question and very applicable to my city.
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Which is your city?
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Christchurch, New Zealand
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Hard to say!
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Sadly, we have to expect the worst for beautiful Hasankeyf…
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Dear Rabirius, many thanks för your sensitive soul
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You’re welcome.
Hasankeyf really means a lot to me – and therefore post a picture of that place from time to time.
Thank you for your compliment!
Greetings,
rabirius.
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To me the retaining walls indicate reconstruction. I certainly hope so!
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Me too!
As you look at my page frequently you will have probably noticed that Hasankeyf pops up here and there all the time – so the place really means a lot to me. For me it is somewhat magical and I’m always so happy when I’m there…
…but I think the dam will most certainly come – and then it will be the end of beautiful Hansakeyf’s thousands of years long history…
…but I’m still hoping!
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I really really hope so too! It looks magical !
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It IS magical…
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If you haven’t read it already you might find this article interesting, http://www.nytimes.com/2014/08/24/opinion/sunday/large-dams-just-arent-worth-the-cost.html?_r=0
I do hope they are renovating the site . . .
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Thank you for the link. It is indeed interesting.
When you dig a bit deeper, you will quickly notice that building dams has a lot more disadvantages than advantages. After my article about Hasankeyf I got so much information about dams all over the world. I also posted an interesting video under the gallery, someone made me aware of. It compares Hasankeyf with a dam in Brazil.
Yes, lets hope they will only renovate!
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Reblogged this on Maître Renard.
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Thanks for reblogging.
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