Istanbul and the Aegean Coast [antikvár]

i, 'I'i 1 . ' ! ' i 1 III:! I I I ¦ . ; ¦ ' I I I ! . i' ! The City and the People There will always be something familiar about Istanbul's famous skyline. Curving domes rise in layers, with minarets soaring upward. In the morn- ing the city seems to drowse behind a gau^ veil, then, progressively, it emerges as the changing light draws endless colours from the buildings. The twilight shades of plum and purple are touched with flashes from spires and windows, while the Bosphorus ripples like heavy silk shot with fire. Is-